Question 1

how to get the correct diagnosis for thyroidism?

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Scan and biopsy: If the patient is sweaty and losing weight hyperthyroidism may be present.  If putting on weight and swelling present pretibially, myxedema may be developing. Thyroxin levels in the system will indicate hyper or hypothyroidism.

Question 2

which is easier to correct- hyper or hypo thyroidism?

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Usually hypothyroid: If your thyroid is not working (hypothyroidism), the hormones can easily be corrected with levothyroxine.  Routine blood tests monitor the dose.  If you are hyperthyroid, your doctor needs to determine the cause.  Some causes resolve spontaneously, and others require thyroid suppressing medication, or radioactive iodine, or surgery.   These treatments is best discussed with an endocrinologist.

Question 3

anyone know anything about hashimoto's thyroidism symptoms?

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Hashimoto's symptoms: Some common symptoms are: fatigue, hair loss, hoarse voice, slower speech, depressed, brittle nails, dry skin, feeling cold, constipation, weight gain...

Question 4

what are the symptoms of thyroidism?

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2 different ways: Hypothyroid includes weight gain, slower mental processes, fatigue, constipation, reduced menstruation...  Hyperthyroid includes weight loss, shakiness, elevated blood pressure, rapid heart rate, feeling hot....  See your doctor or endocrinologist.

Question 5

what are the symptoms for thyroidism?

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Fatige/dry skin/cons: The following symptoms
fatigue
dry skin
constipation
unexplained weight gain
depression
slow heart rate
thinning hair
heavier than normal or irregular menstrual periods
muscle weakness
hoarseness
puffy face
constipation
thinning hair
increase sensitivity to cold
impaired memory
elevated blood cholesterol level
muscle ache and joint pains
syptoms get worse if not treated with thyroid hormone.

Question 6

what does it mean when your hyper thyroidism symptoms start to go away while on medication?

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Hyperthyroid: Hopefully, it means that the medication is controlling the overactive thyroid.  Follow closely with your physician for blood tests to make sure that it doesn't go too far the other direction and you end up with an underactive thyroid.

Question 7

we have case , femal patien , age 60 years, the tsh less than 0.05 while t4 in normal range , and she has not any symptom of thyroidism , is it ok ?

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Subclinical hyperthy: A low TSH with a normal T4 and no symptoms is usually subclinical hyperthyroidism.  She may have a multinodular goiter that is autonomously functioning, or very early graves disease.  A T3 (liothyronine) level and free T4 level should be checked.  There is a higher risk of developing atrial fibrillation despite the normal T4 level, but many endocrinologists would just follow her levels for progression.

Question 8

will untreated thyroidism leads to death?

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It can. : Severe hypothyroidism can lead to death.

Question 9

what should you eat when you have hyper thyroidism?

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Hyperthyroidism: There are no food that reverse hyperthyroidism or make it worse.

Question 10

i have hyper thyroidism what r the.problems related to it?

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Nothing if treated!: If treated appropriately, you do not have to have any long-term consequences from hyperthyroidism. If left untreated, the most serious concern is a heart problem like rapid or irregular heartbeat. Longstanding hyperthyroidism can cause osteoporosis (fragile bones) and fractures. If untreated, other issues can be psychiatric disease, weight loss, trouble sleeping, or eye disease.

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