First, patients should pay attention to the intake of protein, vitamins and inorganic salts. This is of great help to improve the patient's internal circulation, promote blood circulation and improve the body's metabolic function. At the same time, patients with Hashimoto's thyroiditis are prone to nodules and other lesions, and calcium and iron should also be supplemented.

Secondly, patients with Hashimoto's thyroiditis need to eat more foods that help dissolve nodules, such as fresh green leafy vegetables and animal offal. Patients with hyperthyroidism symptoms should also eat less foods high in fiber to prevent diarrhea.

Third, patients should not eat some irritating foods that are not easy to slide down, and foods that are easy to cause tension, such as coffee and strong tea. In addition, because the thyroid function of patients with thyroiditis is easily out of balance, attention should be paid to adjusting mood and supplementing nutrition in time when ADHD symptoms appear.