Is hyperthyroidism medical treatment or iodine 13 1 cure? Is it possible that iodine 13 1 becomes hypothyroidism? Can a child born with hyperthyroidism be a child with low IQ?

Most people first suggest that medication is better. About13 people can achieve complete remission through drugs.

If the drug treatment effect is not good, iodine 13 1 should be considered. At present, the probability of hypothyroidism after iodine 13 1 treatment is still relatively high, and about 1/4- 1/3 patients will have hypothyroidism. However, compared with other countries, this probability is very low: most hyperthyroidism patients in the United States will choose iodine 13 1 for treatment, and more than 90% patients will take hypothyroidism drugs for life. There is also a risk of hypothyroidism when choosing surgery. But hypothyroidism is nothing compared with hyperthyroidism. As long as you take medicine, it won't cause other adverse effects. Many patients choose iodine 13 1 for treatment.

I'm not sure if children with hyperthyroidism will have low IQ, but if the hyperthyroidism situation is not well controlled, pregnancy will be very dangerous, whether for the fetus or pregnant women. Generally, the doctor will ask you not to have this child during pregnancy, and will let you treat hyperthyroidism first. However, if hyperthyroidism is well controlled, it will have no effect on pregnancy and childbirth.

Each treatment has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on how you choose.