Eating iodized salt, eating too much iodine will cause iodine hyperthyroidism. No matter what the reason, any misuse of excessive iodine will produce hyperthyroidism in clinic, which is called iodine hyperthyroidism. Clinical symptoms: the function of various systems in the patient's body may be hyperactive.
Symptoms of excessive iodine supplementation are common, such as fear of heat, sweating, moist skin and low fever. Easy to get hungry, eat too much and lose weight; Palpitation, increased heart rate, atrial fibrillation, enlarged heart, and severe heart failure; Systolic blood pressure rises, diastolic blood pressure is normal or low, and pulse pressure rises; Increased intestinal peristalsis, often accompanied by increased stool frequency and diarrhea; Easily excited, excited, multilingual, hyperactive, insomnia, slight trembling of tongue and hands; Many patients feel tired, weak and prone to fatigue, which leads to metabolic disorders such as weight loss and muscle weakness.
Excessive consumption of iodine can also cause goiter, especially in children, which is more likely to cause goiter due to excessive iodine. Goiter, some patients have abnormal eyes or exophthalmos. Children should not eat too much iodized salt. Patients with hyperthyroidism can also make their own "non-iodized salt" at home: put salt before vegetables when cooking. Iodized salt is hot, and iodine will evaporate quickly.