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Hyperthyroidism
Iam having hyperthyroidism which was diagnosed few days back...my tests are as follows
1)free t3= 7.45 pg/ml
2)free t4=. 2.63 ng/dl
3)Tsh= 0.003 uIu/ml
4) Anti tpo-202.6 IU/ml
5)t3= 181.52 ng/dl
6) t4= 13.27 ug/dl
..iam having bulging eyes, tiredness, lack of sleep, anxiety,high heart rate...iam taking carbimazole 10 mg since few days......attaching the report of thyroid sonography.....i had done done thyroid sonography in 2018 too which showed a nodule in the thyroid but test report was normal that time ..how did this arise ? ..what to do ?...plz help
Is it graves disease?
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Dr. Apsia Ruhi
Endocrinologist
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
As u have proptosis, u have graves hyperthyroidism with orbitopathy.
Need to do Technicium 99 thyroid uptake scan.
Continue antithyroid drugs along with beta blockers depending on clinical examination.
Need to find out clinical activity score and severity score of hyperthyroidism.
Management varies
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Dr. Giridhar Kuknoor
Diabetologist
35 yrs exp
Bangalore
You need complete evaluation and FNAC . Consult endocrinologist and surgeon.
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
Endocrinologist
7 yrs exp
Delhi
It may be graves. However need a better test and if it is then needs long term treatment. Though just by looking at the bloods it should not be very long term.
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