Hashimoto’s thyroiditis cannot usually be cured, and the appropriate means of treatment is chosen according to the specific condition, as prescribed by the doctor. Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is a chronic autoimmune inflammation of the thyroid gland, and the exact cause of the disease is not clear. Because the disease is related to autoimmunity, it can’t be cured, but the development of the disease can be controlled by appropriate means. For patients with normal thyroid function tests and no obvious clinical symptoms, follow-up observation is recommended; for patients with hypothyroidism suggested by thyroid function tests, levothyroxine replacement therapy can be given; for patients with obvious enlargement of the thyroid gland and localized compression, surgical treatment can be chosen. Specific medication should be carried out under the guidance of specialists, and should not be used without authorization.