Graves' Disease - Hyperthyroidism - Everything You Need to Know - MADE EASY

Graves' Disease (Hyperthyroidism) Explained - Made Easy
Graves Disease is an autoimmune disease characterized by hyperthyroidism due to circulating autoantibodies. It is also the leading cause of hyperthyroidism, a condition in which the thyroid gland produces excessive hormones. It affects up to 2% of the female population, sometimes appears after childbirth, and occurs seven to eight times more often in women than in men. Once the disorder has been correctly diagnosed, it is quite easy to treat. In some cases, Graves’ disease goes into remission or disappears completely after several months or years. Left untreated, however, it can lead to serious complications and even death.
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[@elnelnomore7262]

My sister have this kind of disease!I really feel sorry for her..:-( she's now need someone that can help her medication...May God healed her..:-(

[@xDomglmao]

God won't heal; I just hope your sis gets the right medication :/

[@sharonbadger6153]

um graves disease isn't airborne nor do you catch it from someone

[@dryoutube]

Great video. I am a hormone doctor. It's important to always evaluate for thyroid eye disease in every patient with Graves' disease.

[@raydio60]

I was recently diagnosed with Graves' Disease, the video was very helpful in explaining the disease.

[@mitchellstevenson8523]

in my school a kid named jake 10 years old he died from it now we are all scared and sad because its now in our school i know its not normal to diewith graves disease im only his age to please pray for him and love him in your heart

[@keonseno2093]

Wow. I would not go to any school that has a disease outbreak all around it. But bless our school, it was a catholic school and our Savior Jesus made us immune from the horrible diseases. R.I.P Jake Suffered From Graves' Disease. Hope he will rest in peace on the heavens.

[@xDomglmao]

Jesus made you immune? Obv. not immune to stupidity (sorry not sorry) It's ok, I guess you are very young.

[@sharonbadger6153]

+Keon Seno lmao , um it's not an airborne disease nor do you catch it from someone , it's a condition associated with hyperthyroidism ...

[@daisyconsuelo]

This video was very informative and a nice refresher on hyperthyroidism. Thank you.

[@DailyMedEd]

Thank you for your feedback and we're glad it was useful to you! All the best :)

[@elsieleeman8505]

Medical Institution it is helpful and made simplethanks

[@AbdulhakemAmri]

I'm a pharmacy student and this really helped me in my exam. thank you so much :3

[@ninaedrellelozano]

Considering I have this disorder, I don't know whether to be terrified or be relieved. Some signs and symptoms are scary thankfully I don't have then. Great video by the way, it was really informative!

[@cyncyn_17]

excellent discussion and also easy to understand!

[@rustyspoonzzz]

Thank you so much. this has really help me better understand this disorder. i will be subscribing and recommending to all my medical friends. THANKS

[@DailyMedEd]

+Michael Hall We're glad this video was useful to you and thank you for subscribing and for your recommendation.

[@Let-TheTruthSpeak.]

l u m

[@Shadoefax760]

very educational & explained very well & in a way everyone can understand. I will recommend this channel to everyone.

[@beelahafeez7810]

+ShadoeWynd I have some questions, can you answer me?

[@neofurion9881]

Subacute Granulomatous Thyroiditis (de Quervains) is painful (when swallowing), and Subacute Lymphocytic Thyroiditis is painless (silent). Both are named subacute. Thanks for the video~

[@gregsimonson4312]

I had hyperthyroidism in 2008, seen my natural path couple months into it, she told me to quit drinking caffeinated drinks, took one month but everything returned to normal. My heart rate was 100 bpm I was hot all the time, got pimples again, like a teenager(im 40) and I had the shakes like a recovering alcoholic, but I had energy of three guys, I got a lot done that summer, till I got fixed. Then I would get tired before midnight. But biggest thing was NO CAFFENE That's what worked for me.

[@analoglibra]

that's awesome you were able to cure it. unlike graves disease, i had to kill my thyroid before it killed me. I wish it could have been fixed i hate being permanently hypothyroid now.

[@gregsimonson4312]

Good thing it's a bit manageable now, couple hundred years ago, you would be in bad shape, I'm glad to live in this medical era.

[@TheMadMaven1]

No caffeine???? OmG...

[@gregsimonson4312]

@@TheMadMaven1 went about a year with no caffeine, then I had a cup a day then 2 , but that's all. No problems at all. Was incredibly hard to go that first month without caffeine, would be easier to quit cocaine, I bet, lol.

[@ellastanley7589]

saved my biology grade thanks

[@vikas1933]

thank you, Dr. for this explanation, but it would have been better if you had explained the mechanism behind each symptom, just briefly.

[@romeolhk1008]

You guys are really awesome!! Thanks very much!!

[@austinharper9838]

I am now 18, have had Graves since I was 7.

[@boogiej5258]

Do you have a goiter? Or your thyroid never swollen?

[@topoflineman6344]

This was really great and informative thank you very much

[@areebajameel2907]

Thank you so much for this video it's very helpful but you should add more information and also give a complete background of endocrinology related to the disease which you are addressing thanks

[@DamonCassada345]

It has taken twenty-one years, but my doctors are finally about to find out once and for all if I have Grave's Disease, Hashimodo's Disease, both, or neither. After receiving dozens of contradicting and evolving diagnoses starting with a bout of traumatic brain injury when I was six months old, my advice to anyone reading this is that your physical and mental aptitude do not necessitate a name such as "autism" or "ADHD", because there are no absolutes to the human body which is just an arrangement of molecules in a combination, and everyone's strengths and weaknesses are different.

[@osearthesp]

my brain smash put me into gifted classes but def some Asperger..

[@marebearzzz027]

this video is great, very clear explanation! thanks a ton

[@matthewvernelen]

My god this is so much more helpful than those confusing slides by my professor. Thank you so much

[@marieholmes7765]

Dr iyaremoses on KZbin cured me from hyperthyroidism permanently using herbal medication

[@matthewvernelen]

@@marieholmes7765 what does that have to do with anything the fuck?

[@anaann1038]

thank you for your help i needed to write a paper for the said topic...

[@Eddieshred]

Well done, very clear and easy explanation

[@prof.dalmar6989]

Thank u so much, u explained deeply, five days before i have taken Radio Active Iodine treatment because i am suffering hyperthyroidism and graves disease.

[@BOWLING4SOUPandSUM41]

Beautifully illustrated video

[@vietnameseamericansocialpoliti]

Great thanks.

[@abriellalynn2919]

It's not pleasant. I've had it for 7+ years . I'm allergic to the medication amongst other ridiculous things. The weight Loss part was the worst thing I've ever had to do. It was miserable. going form 234 pounds to 99 pounds in less than a month. It was depressing, at times almost hard to believe & comprehend.

[@mohammedessam8773]

very nice ..we're waiting for more :D

[@runhidesleepeat]

Thank you very much for this.

[@haregewoingebre6538]

Thanks ... very helpful

[@TheRudiReinhard]

Thanks for this vid, really helpful

[@griffinartandairbrushing3174]

Thank you, nice video.

[@kristinpaez]

this is what sia has right

[@mommywithnokidsss]

That's really weird, I take proprananol (half-beta prograne) for a completely different reason than Graves' disease (which I don't have) or tachycardia 😅

[@alpercimen1227]

Thanks nice video!

[@riminimachunga476]

Learnt something new about propranolol: inhibits T4 to T3 conversion.

[@dardoura]

would you consider this good enough to prepare for a general medicine exam? I have an exam coming up and reading books is a lot while these lectures seem to have all the needed details but just out of interest, as for Grave's disease alone would this be enough for all the general information?

[@DailyMedEd]

It depends on the type of the exam you’re taking. This lecture is very thorough and covers all the high yield factors that are commonly asked on most exams. Good luck on your exam! Let us know how it went.

[@ussazazossa4984]

one of the symptoms you mentioned was /diarrhoea.....actually it is not diarrhoea but better to say hyperdefecation.......also one of the most important surgical indications is patient's intolerance to medication...or un able to maintain remission by drugs only

[@evawalentek4001]

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[@sofieegebakken4777]

I have tried to find the Right dose of medicine for 6-7 month now..( I am 14) and its bothering me every single day.... Idk what to do.

[@lasisidurojaye4738]

In Nigeria the only commonly available medicines apart from propranolol is carbimazole

[@suhrabsayfi1082]

Isn't myxoedema associated with extreme cases of hypothyroidism?

[@timyee-ting1729]

Subacute Thyroditis is Painless according to Robbins Pathology.

[@geriplayobana6169]

please help, i am sufferring all the thing you discuss

[@narayanipriya1633]

thank you

[@pamaherne1851]

ny thanks, indeed

[@emmanuelampratwum5987]

is thyrotoxicosis and hyperthyroidism same?if not whats the difference pls?

[@rogerbuck3585]

My thyroid doctor said if the thyroid was treated with the radio active iodine to kill it down it will not cure graves disease so my question is this so or do I have another quack . In other words Graves is a autoimmune disorder so this procedure wont help graves .

[@jamesstewart1916]

+roger buck It will reduce symptoms and make the condition easier for the medical industry to manage. Is it a total cure no. Is it the best treatment? Not if you have a better one.

[@buzzlightyearandco]

It basically destroys your thyroid gland but then you get hypothyroidism which is basically the opposite... and you have to be on hypothyroid drugs for life. The only bright side is that hypothyroid drugs have less side effects.

[@lilpacpac1]

weight loss despite increased appetite is because of the increased laxation (intestinal peristalsis)

[@thesalwa4606]

Do you think hyperthyroidism treatment is easy or not?!_______does the treatment effect ability of memorising and studying (this is very IMPO. if the patient is student) !!!! ---------what's the most bad thing that will happen to patients who delay the treatment?!

[@vijendrakumar8293]

i wants to know hyperthyroidism detail in hindi

[@TheSarge4u]

It's over a year I had my RAI done . Though my tsh went euthyroid, now it is back to less than 0.005. Would you discuss why this relapsed?

[@izimmt]

Beta 2 Receptors are for Adrenalin, what it´s the comnnection to TSH?

[@karkous]

Hello : ) Thank you for this helpful video - I noticed you have a typo, minute 4:26 " Subacute is spelled as Subactue".

[@DailyMedEd]

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[@godkingharmansingh4401]

+Medical Institution I always feel hot and my body also stay warm. I also sweat and it cause bad smell and bad smell causes me depression. Can you please tell me what's going on with me?

[@0Hamo0o0dy0]

+harman singh you have to do investigations TSH + T3 &T4 to exclude hyperthyroidism

[@godkingharmansingh4401]

+0Hamo0o0dy0 I will if that will help me out i will thank you rest of my life. God bless you.

[@scuzbudz]

I'm 16 and i have hyperthyroidism, does that mean i cant grow taller?

[@reflectionsofesther2313]

After having the Radio Active treatment, how do you now get the swelling off the eyes? My daughter has this problem and she is currently on medication to balance the thyroid, but she still complains about having swollen eyes, which is also continuously running (almost like tears)

[@TheMichelleStrong]

Reflections of Esther Graves’ disease of the eye has to be treated separately then Graves’ disease of the thyroid. One does not fix the other. I only know this because I’m going through it.

[@semeninyerere3573]

Thank Graves and Thyroid attacked in 7 minutes, tchao!

[@cg2member11]

for my clearance did you say in worst cases 1 in 5 people have incidents? like die? my mom has this

[@nicolegeissinger8774]

incidence is referring to number of people with disease plus new cases of disease---- it is the rate or frequency of the disease-- so incidence of 1/5 people means that 1/5 people will have the disease

[@indym375]

Yes groiter color change yes I can bet it

[@Jennifer-zy3xz]

I have Graves , it's missing with my eyes noe

[@johnnyalexis459]

*I was able to overcome hyperthyroidism with Dr Isibor Alternative Herbal treatment on youtube, got rid of the pains in less than 3 weeks I feel very happy 😊**

[@FlashMarshall13]

what if you have had your thyroid removed... and the graves disease comes back anyway due to piece of thyroid tissue being left behind. what is my options?

[@asri3l]

Answer is to eat medicine Forever...sorry

[@FlashMarshall13]

+Geometry Alan thanks

[@asri3l]

No Probs

[@annettetcorcoran]

There is no cure for Graves disease

[@shanashireen5432]

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[@robertharris7269]

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