Hypethyroidism question? - hypethyroidism more condition_symptoms
I am 24 years old and diagnosed with thyroid disease has recently been launched in the course of 4-6 weeks with a drug called Tapazole. I started like 3 weeks ago. How long does it take for symptoms to take to fix it? Insomnia and frequent sweating. So when I see in a month, my MD recommended Radioactive suitable and have him on the planning for the removal as it says that it relaspe a higher rate among men of this disease by taking medication Tapazole. Should I opt for this and for how long my symptoms are gone? I am sad, tired all the time.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Hypethyroidism More Condition_symptoms Hypethyroidism Question?
4 comments:
Is Graves' disease? Hyperthyroidism is only a symptom, not a diagnosis. You need to know what your doctor has given you. If you Graves Disease ', not a cure. Graves' disease may in spontaneous remission occurs naturally in some people or not, but no cure. You may need to take medication for the rest of his life.
If you or radiotherapy. In any case, you have to take the medication for the rest of your life.
Now that I've done everything, I'll stop crying. You need to decide what you want to take drugs. Take medication for hyperthyroidism, which comes with Graves' disease treated (tapizole)? Or even have GraveDisease. (No cure for diseases, Graves') and should be treated for hypothyroidism by radiation?
Go to Web MD and look Hypertyroidizm a large source is used and not a lot of medical jargon.
You should always drugs in any way you go accordingly. Swung his heart, hot / cold, weight loss, dizziness.
I said she could not eat potatoes, for example, the dosage of medication discomfort. I'm sorry to tell you, but you should always cover their medications with laboratory work.
Best Wishes!
, So it takes some time for the drug in your system, where a month before deciding whether it works or not. Treatment with radioactive iodine is not good, but what about the treatment, do not go some PPL and others do not.
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