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2021-08-15 10:36:03
Iam having hyperthyroidism... thyroid sonography reports show cystic multinodular goitre...I have attached the levels of my free t3,free t4 and anti tpo tests and thyroid sonography reports...is it graves disease?
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Thyroid scan should be done ideally to look for etiology of hyperthyroidism..it can be graves disease as suggested by your biochemical reports ( free T3 levels elevation more compared to free T4 elevation)but you will need a detailed assessment and counseling regarding available modalities of treatment
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consult an endocrinologist

Answered2021-08-18 05:08:24

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Most likely. Need to assess with symptoms and another blood test. Will need long term treatment
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