Summary of Experience in Treating Hyperthyroidism Complicated with Insomnia from the Perspective of Differentiation of Heart, Liver and Spleen

Hyperthyroidism, the full name of hyperthyroidism, is a disease caused by the secretion of excessive thyroid hormone by the thyroid gland, clinically manifested as palpitation, goiter, bulging eyes, hyperhidrosis, irritability, etc., which belongs to the endocrine system disease. Patients with hyperthyroidism often experience a variety of complications, of which lack of sleep is the most common and intractable one, which has a great impact on the quality of life of patients. Modern medicine has a good clinical effect, but sleep disorders need to use sedatives to help patients sleep, resulting in long-term dependence and drug resistance. In recent years, with the development of traditional Chinese medicine, the clinical use of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine can effectively supplement the shortcomings of Western medicine, and play a certain effect in preventing and reducing complications such as hyperthyroidism combined with insomnia. The author has been engaged in the process of diagnosis and treatment of endocrine diseases for a long time. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, gall disease combined with insomnia and spleen has a strong correlation, if the qi tonifies blood, spleen and heart as the treat-ment principle, the effect is exact. Based on this, this study expounds the experience of treating hyperthyroidism combined with sleep disorders from the perspective of differentiation of heart, liver and spleen. The author selects 60 cases of hyperthyroidism combined with insomnia treated in the Endocrinology Department of Urumqi Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine from January 2020 to January 2023 for syndrome differentiation analysis, and analyzes the experience of treating hyperthyroidism combined with insomnia from the perspective of differentiation of heart, liver and spleen of traditional Chinese medicine. In order to provide reference for future clinical work and scientific research work, it is summarized as follows.