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Hi, patient has vision problems since last 1 month now. She has had problems in the past like breast cancer 7 year back. Only chemo was taken, no radiation. One breast removed. 2 years back she developed *hyperthyroidism* and she also had to put one stent. 2 months back she was hospitalized for back pain and mri was done and she had some *l4l5l6* issue. She wears belt for that and her bones are weak. Since the time she's discharged from hospital, she has this eyes problem. We showed it to two eye specialists too and they suggested an mri for brain and orbits. Mri reports attached for your reference. For to thyroid we had shown to Dr. girish in the past and he had prescribed neomercazole. She used to take 30 mg initially, 3 months months back her t3t4 tsh levels improved so he had reduced it to 10 mg a day. We increased it to 15 mg a day after since last 15 days after showing to a family doc. Our primary complaint now is eyes problem. Her vision has deteriorated and we put this refresh drops in eyes every 3 hours. Below are the thyroid reports that we have taken along with tsh receptor antibody. We have tried 3 injections of methylprednisolone in last 3 days. Still we are seeing no improvement. Tsh receptor antibody 38.68 done last month. T3 4.66 t4 1.46 and tsh 0.006medicine now tab tpo 100, predmet, azoran neomercazole 20 mg, apart from starpr press, metxl and clopitab a.what do you suggest?

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Ophthalmologist•Mathura
Mr. lybrate-user I have gone through the history you have provided. It's quiet complicated. You have not mentioned age must be around 70 I guess. Is she having headache or pain in eyes. What is vision with n without glasses. Detail eye checkup is required. Specially rule out cataract, glaucoma. Hyperthyroidism has multiple eye involvement. All needs to be ruled out. In the mean time just use refres tears eye drops 3- 4 times a day. Specific treatment only after physical consultation.
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Sexologist•Sri Ganganagar
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In second semester we usually withdraw ptu and convert to neomercazole if really needs
more contact with endocrinologist.
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I am 23 years male, I have hyperthyroidism before 6 months my weight was 54 kg. I have been taking carbimazole 40 mg tablet for 6 months and I took vitamin tablet for 1 month. With that for 4 months I took fruit salads (one apple, 2 small banana ,one pomegranate, some grapes, and quarter papaya) daily .it increases my weight rapidly. Almost 4 days a week I took it regularly .after 6 months now my weight is 74 kg .so nearly 20 kg was added throughout the process. And my thyroid level too decreased slightly coz I have been taking the medication regularly. My question is eating lot of fruits affects our health or not after 4 months I completely stopped eating fruits. And I have one problem. During sneezing I can't sneeze properly during sneeze my chest is paining ,this is due to fruits or what? And does that hyperthyroidism affect fertility or what. Now my weight is 74 .i am happy with that. During thyroid I lost almost 13 kg no I increased 20 kg.

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Endocrinologist•Vellore
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Dear lybrate-user,
when you are treated ffor hyperthyroidism with carbimazole there will be weight gain as you have noticed if your tsh level is normal then your doctor will gradually reduce the dose of carbimazole. The sneezing problem you have may be due to an allergy problem in the nasal passage and if it is troublesome you can take an antihistamine like levocet 5 mg when needed
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professor m s seshadri.
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Endocrinologist•Delhi
Hyperthyroidism treatment consists of oral medicines like methimazole, carbimazole and propylthiouracil. Other measures like thyroid ablation by radioisotope and surgery are also indicated in some cases. Kindly contact me with all the reports if possible.
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Asked for female, 42 years old from Bhubaneswar
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Endocrinologist•Hubli-Dharwad
Thanks for the query. Because of untreated hyperthyroidism you have lost weight. Therefore, it is essential to start appropriate treatment. There's no dietary restriction. But treatment has to be started. You will need anti - thyroid drug like Carbimazole. Thanks.
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Endocrinologist•Hubli-Dharwad
Mr Rajesh, Hyperthyroidism is treated with anti thyroid drugs like Methimazole, carbimazole and propylthiouracil for about a few months, that will control excess thyroxine secretion.
Some time radio active iodine is used to reduce excess thyroxine production or some times thyroid surgery may be used.
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Endocrinologist•Hubli-Dharwad
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Hello, Thanks for the query.
Usually Neomercazole tablets are given for 12 to 18 months, to bring down the overactivity of thyroid gland. It is better if you continue for a few more months till TSH come up a bit more. Then you might discontinue the drug. But thyroid testing has to be done once in six months to see if there is no excess activity. Thanks.
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