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PULSEOctober 28, 2009

Pennsylvania State College of MedicineNicolai Wohns

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Hyperthyroidismalso Hypothyroidism

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Thyroid Function?

Thyroid: Θυροειδής

Shield: θυρεός

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Metabolism

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Growth

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Development

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Hyperthyroidism:

Common symptoms and signs

Heat intolerance

Weight loss (with increased appetite)

Easily fatigued (but with insomnia)

Trembling hands

Hard, irregular heartbeat (palpitations)

Irritable, nervousness

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Severe casesShortness of breath

Chest pain

Muscle weakness

Causes?

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Grave’s Disease

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Grave’s Disease:

Common symptoms and signs

Fatigue

Weight loss with increased appetite

other symptoms of hyperthyroidism

Exophthalmos

Non-pitting edema

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Exophthalmos / Proptosis

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Non-pitting Edema

Causes?

Pretibial Myxedema

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Another autoimmune disorder…

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Hashimoto’s thyroiditis

Hyperthyroidism vs Hypothyroidism

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Hashimoto’s?

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Hypothyroidism:

Common symptoms and signs

Heat intolerance

Weight loss (with increased appetite)

Easily fatigued (but with insomnia)

Trembling hands

Hard, irregular heartbeat (palpitations)

Irritable, nervousness

Sensitivity to cold

Weight gain

Fatigue

Goiter

Bradycardia, Tachycardia

Depression, mania, panic attacks

Hyperthyroidism

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Treatment

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Treatment:Grave’s Disease

Antithyroid drugs

Radioiodine:

radioactive iodine-131

Surgery: thyroidecto

my

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Treatment:Hashimoto’s Disease

T4 supplementation• synthetic L-T4; standard treatment

T4 and T3 in combination

• both synthetic L-T4 and L-T3 simultaneously

Desiccated Thyroid Extract

• Pig thyroid extract: natural forms of L-T4 and L-T3

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