Can you eat oysters with bad thyroid?

Patients with thyroid nodules can eat oysters in moderation under the condition of hypothyroidism and normal thyroid function.

Because oysters are seafood and contain iodine, but the iodine content is not particularly rich.

Therefore, after proper consumption, it will not affect the condition of primary thyroid nodules, nor will it affect the condition of hypothyroid patients with normal thyroid function.

When you have hyperthyroidism, don't eat oysters any more, because at this time, no matter how much iodine you eat, it will affect the primary disease.