Hyperthyroid liver damage is a common and frequent disease in the endocrine system, which can affect multiple organs in the body, with cardiovascular and nervous systems most common, but it can also affect the liver, causing liver enlargement, abnormal liver function, and even jaundice, liver cirrhosis, etc., collectively known as hyperthyroid liver damage. The incidence is reported differently in Chinese and foreign literature. Some believe that a few hyperthyroid patients may have mild liver enlargement, while others believe45% ~ 90% Patients with hyperthyroidism without severe myocardial damage often have significant liver damage. Hyperthyroid liver damage usually does not have obvious characteristic manifestations, and is significantly different from hyperthyroid heart disease, myopathy, and ophthalmopathy. The liver function can recover within a short period after the control of hyperthyroidism; even if combined with PBC, after antithyroid treatment, liver function also improves to varying degrees. The clinical symptoms of hyperthyroid liver damage are relatively mild, mostly manifested as mild digestive disorders, such as aversion to oil, decreased appetite, diarrhea, fatigue, discomfort or dull pain in the liver area, liver enlargement, and physical examination findings of tenderness or percussion pain in the liver area; it can also be without liver damage symptoms, only showing hyperthyroid symptoms.
Schwere Leberveränderungen sollten ernst genommen werden, insbesondere vor der Behandlung4Monate sollte die Leberfunktion überwacht werden, wenn die Behandlung der Leberveränderungen aktiv und angemessen ist, ist die Prognose gut.