It is possible to cure hyperthyroidism.
Treatments for hyperthyroidism include medication, radioactive iodine therapy, and surgery.
Drug therapy is usually treated with anti-thyroid medications, such as propoxythiazole and methimazole, etc. It is possible to be cured after drug therapy, although the recurrence rate is higher.
Radiation iodine therapy has a higher cure rate, but it may develop into hypothyroidism after treatment, and there is also a possibility of radiation thyroiditis and thyroid crisis.
Surgical treatment of hyperthyroidism also has a higher cure rate, but it may also induce permanent hypothyroidism and laryngeal reentry nerve damage after surgery.
Therefore, it is possible to cure hyperthyroidism, and patients diagnosed with hyperthyroidism should actively cooperate with doctors for treatment.