The precautions for women with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis include rational use of medication, life management, psychological care, and regular review. 1. Reasonable use of medication: there is no effective treatment for the cause of the disease. If there is only goiter and no hypothyroidism, no treatment can be carried out; if the goiter is obvious or there is hypothyroidism, then the use of levothyroxine is needed for treatment. If the pressure symptoms are obvious and the effect of medication is not good, surgery can be considered. Patients should follow the doctor’s instructions to take medication and avoid taking medication on their own. 2. Life management: patients should maintain regular work and rest, combine work and rest, avoid overwork, exercise appropriately, and maintain a happy mood; goiter patients should pay attention to the dress code to avoid the feeling of neck constriction. Those with hypothyroidism should pay attention to keep warm, pay attention to the intake of iodine in daily diet, and limit the intake of iodine-rich foods such as kelp and seaweed. 3. Psychological care: patients should pay attention to self-emotional guidance, maintain a good state of mind, actively communicate with medical personnel, understand the knowledge of the disease, and actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment. 4. Regular review: The patient should follow the doctor’s instructions and go to the hospital for regular review to observe the development of the disease and the effect of the treatment, so that the doctor can make timely adjustments to the treatment program according to the condition. The patient of Hashimoto’s thyroiditis should consult a professional doctor for advice and follow the doctor’s instructions for daily care.