Will eating healthy help my thyroid levels anyone know.......

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So about a year or so ago I've been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. Which means I have an overactive thyroid. For the longest the doctors have been trying to get my thyroids leveled out and at the correct levels and getting me on the correct dosage so they can keep me on that dosage for awhile and see if my thyroid can correct itself and just go back to normal. I was discussing this with a friend of mine at my old job. Anyway, I went to the doctor like a week or two ago and they had to check my levels again to see where my thyroid is at and once again my thyroid levels have gone under and now I'm underactive. It has been going up and down like this throughout the whole diagnosis. When they first found out I have thyroid issues they said I was overactive and then they've been messing around with the miligrams on the medicine trying to get my levels right. Its so frustrating cause its just not getting leveled out or anything. So like I said a moment ago my friend and I were discussing and she was wondering maybe if I start eating healthier and eating fruits and veggies and eating all the right foods will it help get my thyroids at the right levels. I mean cause basically I haven't been eating healthy all even after I got diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. Anyway, I'm asking this because I want to try everything I can before the doctors make the next decision on what to do. And that decision is to kill my thyroid by taking a pill with radiation in it and it'll kill my thyroid. Basically my husband neither I want to go that step and basically the doctors want to do this because they said I will have an underactive thyroid and that one is much easier for them to handle and get leveled. I really don't want to do that and having radiation in my body I don't know its kind of scary. But anyway, I think the reason they are trying to rush it too, is because my husband and I would like to start trying to have a baby again which right now the doctors don't want us to because of my overactive thyroid. So that is on hold. The other option would have an operation and have my thyroid removed, which they don't want to do is because they said I'm still young. So what is everyone's thoughts on this, will eating healthier help my thyroid at all. I mean even if it didn't at least I'll be healthy and lose the weight I want to lose. Which is a plus side. But has anyone else have this and does anyone think that eating healthier will help me out. Thanks.