Hyperthyroidism with medication for six months to promote thyroid hormone is high, usually related to the use of too much medicine. Patients can seek timely medical review and adjust the dosage of medication. Too much medication in the treatment of hyperthyroidism may lead to low levels of thyroid hormones, and the patient will have a high thyroid stimulating hormone. Therefore, patients need to seek medical attention to adjust the dosage of medication once high thyroid stimulating hormone is detected. In addition, there may be reasons such as hypothalamus or pituitary gland lesions, which lead to an increase in thyrotropin secretion. Patients with hyperthyroidism who are found to have high thyroid hormones while taking medication are advised to go to the hospital for regular checkups. Do not add other drugs or increase or decrease the dosage of drugs on your own.