Hyperthyroidism | Hyperthyroid Endocrine Nursing Symptoms Treatment Pathophysiology NCLEX

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

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[@alexandramuniz7342]

I suffer from hyperthyroidism. The only think my doctor can do is prescribe me meds. I have had this disease for 6 years. I decided to do my own research and start treating it myself. thank you for this video!

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[@sophiashanell6120]

Hi! This video is helpful..I have a hyperthyroidism and I'm learning about my condition more...

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[@MissaLifeStyle]

I have hyperthyroidism and it causes hunger but never weightloss for me. My endocrinologist said that the thyroid is only responsible for about 5% of weight increase/decreases... so when I gained 40lbs he thought I was going hypo but I still remained hyper lol. I will say it does affect how I metabolize food. Frequent bowel movements 3-4 a day. Also when it's out of whack and my t3 is high, I experience anxiety, panic attacks, hot flashes, GI issues (vomiting and diarrhea), heart pain (use to be palpitations), thinning coarse hair, excessive thirst, insomnia, mood swings, I also get dizzy. Anyways, I say this not for TMI but to let anyone else know if you are experiencing these symptoms to ask for all 3 tests and get them done every few months until you have some data. I went undiagnosed for 9 months I thought I was going crazy until finally one of the tests showed up below "standard". Everyone is different. Thank you for educating people through your channel. I will try to avoid some of the foods mentioned and see if that helps my current symptoms. One thing I have noticed is a common trait among other suffers is iron and vitamin d deficiency. Not sure how that plays a role but I have to supplement those.

[@nvmffs]

Well, your endocrinologist is wrong. I have hyperthyroidism too and before I found out about it I'd been eating more than 10 000 calories a day. Insane amount of food, yet I kept on losing weight. There's nothing stronger than the thyroid when it comes to metabolic rate regulation. In your case I can see why you gained 40lbs. Since you visit an endocrinologist, naturally you've probably started madications too which means you have your thyroid under control. Once T3+T4 have been tamed you can gain as much weight as any other person.

[@MissaLifeStyle]

nvmffs​​ everyone is different. I was not on medication nor had I ever been when I gained 40lbs. I've been seeing him 5 years and because my labs are up and down he didn't give me anything until earlier this year after the weight gain. My overall tsh was still low but because my t3 dipped he thought I was going hypo finally and gave me medication which exacerbated my symptoms. What you may experience can be different from someone else. Just look at other comments. It seems to affect ppl different. Good luck.

[@nvmffs]

Missa McFadden Would what you attribute this difference to then? It just makes no sense. Thyroid hormones act the same in any human being. The only possible explanation is that you and other people in this comment section have been misdiagnosed. Either this or your hyperfunction is really mild/inconsistent (since you mentioned your labs were up and down)

[@MissaLifeStyle]

I've definitely not been misdiagnosed lol. For me specifically it's complex. I have thyroid antibodies and then they disappear. I have low iodine uptake which indicates inflammation and/or thyroiditis. I also have multiple nodules that vary in the amount of thyroid hormone they produce but can fluctuate from abnormal to normal. I experience mostly hyperthyroid symptoms but also hypo. However, again I've always ranged on the hyper side. I would be careful not to pigeonhole anyone person or disease.

[@nvmffs]

Missa McFadden I see. I'm not the type to pigeonhole. I just didn't have enough information about your case. Now it all makes sense. I was right to presume your hormone production was inconsistent. That's the only way to experience hypothyroid symptoms too. Anyways, I hope you get better soon. Life with untreated thyroiditis can be really stressful. I don't know about you but the thing that annoys me the most about this disease isn't any of the countless physiological discomforts it causes. It's that it made my memory really fuzzy. I couldn't remember anything with details. Felt like life was just passing me by at lightning speed and I was unable to enjoy a moment anymore.

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[@Knight-oq9ys]

Really good explanation cause I have "hyper"throidism.. and here to tell it's not life threatening unless you dont treat it. And it sucks too..

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Amazing video! Thank you very much for the in-depth explanation of every individual process that occurs with this condition!

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Thank you for the knowledge you've shared nurse... Because my mother have HYPERTHYROID.. but i just wanna know if what are the food to eat and not to eat for this case.... Please help me with it....

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Thank for your video, it’s explained to me understand how about hyperthyroidism. Thank for your answer 🐻!

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[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hi again Neda! Thanks for watching both of my thyroid videos. Also, thank you for keeping up with my videos and for your encouraging feedback....I appreciate it very much. I'm happy to know you monitor my channel for new videos....very awesome!

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I enjoy your videos. This one in particular because I was watching the Discovery Life channel about a pt who went on a three week juice cleanse that contained seaweed. He didn't eat anything except drinking his juice. However, his bp drop down to 70/30, he was disoriented, and heading into a coma. After, the doctor receive his CBC he realized that his thyroid wasn't producing the hormone. The patient took in too much iodine from the seaweed.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Ah, very interest, Scottie! Thank you so much for sharing this. I love watching the Discovery Life channel...they always have the most interesting things on there. I don't think I could have stomached drinking seaweed juice...sounds yucky lol. I like my meat and vegetables. Again, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to watch the video!

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You're most welcome :) Thank you for your kind words. I would love to be your professor!

[@sreekanthananthaswamy1211]

Thank you for the video I am suffering from Severe Hyperthyroid for the 2nd time after 6years and there is a significant difference between the 1st time I had this and now...I just could not sleep last time and this time around I do sleep like a log and this time my Vitamins B12 & D Haemoglobin and Iron are all pretty bad have some other issues as well this time but just curious how come i am sleeping so well this time and my Endocrinologist advised that after I get back to normalcy we should look for a long term solution as my body may not be able to bear a 3rd attack Thanks again for the video

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[@patrycjasurma9817]

I have a problem with my thyroid, I’m gaining weight my hair is thinning and very brittle, constipation, I’m extremely tired but I also get overheated quickly, diarrhea, sometimes I can’t sleep at all and my heart rate is very fast. So I don’t know what’s going on

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Sounds like me! Did you get a diagnosis?

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Me too I am waiting for blood test result

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[@vanessyruzzle3260]

i hope you can make a video lecture also on renal failure.thanks😊

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello Vanessy :) Yes, I most definitely will! Right now, I'm covering the GI system and hope to cover renal next. So, stay tuned!

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[@adrienneknisskniss9643]

I had a nodule and got my left part of thyrhoid out , not on medicine trying to lose weight

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Very interesting, Adrienne! Thank you very much for sharing your experience and for watching the video. I hope all is better now :)

[@frediswendatayko321]

What is the THS count if a person has a hyperthyroidism?

[@glnrehberi8976]

My doctor suspected of hypertyroids because my eyes are big but I tested Tsh, free T3 and free T4 level and they all normal. Should I check with ultrasound too?

[@bobbietarr1267]

I have severe hyperthyroidism but I have gained weight not horribly but nevertheless I have and I see my endocrinologist in Nov, however, I have LOT'S of the other signs! Why have I gained VS lost? Just curious! Tfs

[@MissaLifeStyle]

I gained too. Really take a good look at your diet. With how fast I process food; sugar, wheat and dairy seem to make me gain weight like crazy. Also, stay active. I went from going to the gym 5-6 days a week to a few times here and there. Which also contributed to a 40lbs increase in 4 months even though I'm technically hyperthyroid.

[@sweetpeach3293]

Bobbie Tarr Me too. The one symptom I actually wanted from this disease I get the opposite. Ugh.

[@GreenBarbie5]

You should ask your endocrinologist and tell us....

[@hellfire6372]

In some case, hyperthyroidism also affects your water upkeep in your body by promoting the hyaluronic acid formation which we call ''myxedema''. Hyaluronic acid attracts alot of water thas why you can gain weight instead of losing.

[@nancneumann4196]

interesting

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[@missb1982]

what about in a case of low tsh but t3 and t4 are normal? I'm actually going through this now. I feel awful at times and they won't put me on medicine because my t3 and t4 are fine. I have no tumors, no nodules, nothing. I've heard in these cases it's just subclinical hyperthyroidism and that it may event turn to full blown hyperthyroidism but confused cause I don't know why my body is acting crazy.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thanks for watching my video :) I'm not totally sure, but the thyroid can be a pesky little gland sometimes. I would keep an eye on it and have your doctors keep monitoring it. If you start having significant signs and symptoms I would bring it to their attention. I hope they can figure it out :)

[@MissaLifeStyle]

TSH is the best indicator overall. Follow up with a good Endocrinologist who listens and explain all of your symptoms to him. My primary didn't understand so it's important to go to a specialist. Also, researching diets for thyroidistis can help. Good luck! I've had it for 5 years and it took a very long time, 9 docs, and even switching clinics to figure out that I had it.

[@missb1982]

Hello. Thanks for responding!,I went to the endo and my tsh has dropped even lower but now my t3 and t4 have dropped which is a rare case. So my tsh indicates hyper, but my t levels indicate hypo. So my endo put me on levothyroxine and I started feeling soo bad I quit taking it. I go back next week, hopefully they figure it out, I'm so depressed and my hormones are really out of whack.

[@MissaLifeStyle]

missb19822010 I got your message but don't see it here. My tsh is low and my t3 dropped low as well... they put me on liothyronine thinking I was going hypo and I felt great until it started to exacerbate my problems and my t3 went high again. Just know that you are not alone and you will figure this out. It is scary but you are strong and will get through it. Educate yourself and your family. Document it all and keep a journal. This will help. Hyperthyroidism seems like it is harder to treat because our levels can bounce around. I am off all meds now and feel better but still dealing with symptoms. So addressing my depression I know I need talk therapy, exercise, vitamin d and iron (my levels are low), a good diet and a support system that understands.

[@sadsam4569]

Maintain good levels of vitamin D since your T3 and T4 levels are normal. Vitamin D really improves the TSH levels.

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[@anthonybourdainsblacknephe4921]

I have episodes of extreme anxiety, dizziness, sweating and increased heart rate if I eat a meal in the afternoon. It never happens after I eat breakfast or after dinner. Only in the afternoon. Are these symptoms explainable?

[@adrienneknisskniss9643]

I was constantly hungry , I relized I had a problem when I got drunk one night and puked and my food wasn't freaking chewed ewww I know but I would woof down food pretty much stayed the same weight

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I have had the same problem!

[@business.bless12]

what i can do for you is share your videos and like it and subscribe really thank you .. your videos are very helpful keep It Up all the best

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

You're most welcome! I would be very grateful if you shared and liked my videos and subscribed! Thank you for that! Best wishes in your studies!

[@KiranPanwarVlogs.]

Good information

[@Renee17637]

Thank you!

[@dailysadaewatan7001]

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[@ozgevural847]

THANK YOU! I Passed my NCLEX at 150 question but still passed lol

[@abelguerrero4761]

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[@liridonaibrahimi5871]

Thank you Sarah

[@drsheikh]

Excellent.. Thank you

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for the kind words :) It really means a lot to me that my videos are helping you! I'm honored to help!

[@malakmagdy2011]

Hello, Sara! I am not sure if you have them or not but i was not able to see any videos for Pancreas or hepatic disorders. Thank you!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello :) No, not currently but I hope to add them to my current GI series very soon. They will be in this playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLQrdx7rRsKfVVQ5TeRY7Vy1Tq3pcGTDFO So, be sure to stay tuned :)

[@farmanfaruq8836]

thanks so much really your vedios are very usefull to me I wish you be seccessfull

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

You're most welcome! Thank you for the comment! I appreciate it! Best wishes in your studies!