Treatment of hyperthyroidism includes general adjuvant treatment and treatment specifically for hyperthyroidism. The main points of adjuvant treatment are to remove the factors that trigger hyperthyroidism and symptomatic treatment, including Pay attention to proper rest and recuperation, change lifestyle, relieve tension and stress; change diet structure, control iodine intake, and establish a healthy and balanced diet; 2. Those with obvious panic, excessive sweating and weakness can take appropriate amount of b-blockers (e.g. Kang Xin, Jinan, etc.) orally until symptoms are obviously relieved. Lu Hankui, Department of Nuclear Medicine, Shanghai Sixth People’s Hospital 3, with emotional instability and insomnia, can be given oral sedative drugs to relieve, etc. 4. If the proptosis is obvious, corticosteroids can be given to help relieve the proptosis. Combined with eye infections, antibacterial eye drops can be given at the same time to assist in treatment. 5.Patients with severe diarrhea can be given some gastrointestinal drugs to relieve the condition. 6. Combination of serious complications should be treated symptomatically. For example, if there is a combination of lowered blood count, peripheral blood count should be improved; if there is a combination of hepatic impairment, liver-protective drugs should be given; if there is a combination of heart failure, cardiac drugs should be given; if there is a combination of electrolyte disorders (especially hypokalemia), electrolytes should be supplemented in appropriate amounts. If the patient has diabetes mellitus, the patient should be treated with related treatment methods to control the disease. 7. Some doctors may use Chinese herbal medicine as an adjunctive treatment. However, it is important to note that the Chinese herbal medicine should not contain iodine-rich ingredients. Specialized treatment for hyperthyroidism can be broadly divided into three types: 1. Internal medication, i.e., long-term treatment of hyperthyroidism by taking anti-thyroid drugs to inhibit the synthesis and secretion of thyroid hormones. Long-term here means taking the medication under the guidance of a doctor, at least for about one and a half to two years continuously. 2.Treatment with radioactive iodine-131. 3. Surgical treatment, in which most or part of the abnormally hyperfunctioning thyroid gland is removed to reduce the secretion of thyroid hormones. Each of the above three treatment methods has its own advantages and disadvantages.