Summarize the following:
Hyperthyroidism is known for producing specific symptoms in those it affects; however, these symptoms may also indicate other medical conditions.  You'll need to visit with your doctor to learn more about your specific condition to properly diagnose a case of hyperthyroidism.  To help you talk with your doctor about possible instances of hyperthyroidism, look for these following symptoms:  Rapid weight loss Rapid or irregular heartbeat Unusual feelings of hunger Feeling nervous, anxious or aggravated Small tremors in the hands Swelling at the base of your neck Poor sleep Unusually frequent bowel movements Fragile skin, fingernails or hair Although most cases of hyperthyroidism will be accompanied with common symptoms, some cases may present less common symptoms.  Knowing what these unusual symptoms are can help you work with your doctor to discover if you have hyperthyroidism.  Take a look at some of these less common symptoms and discuss them with your doctor to learn more:  Males developing breasts Itchy skin Diarrhea Nausea Vomiting Clammy skin or blushing Weakness in hips or shoulders It's possible for a person to have hyperthyroidism and not display any obvious symptoms.  You'll need to have your doctor run detailed tests to look for hyperthyroidism if you believe you have this disorder and are asymptomatic.  The main groups of people that could have asymptomatic hyperthyroidism are:  Seniors and older adults Individuals taking beta-blockers Generally, hyperthyroidism isn't noticeable in its early stages and will need to be diagnosed by a doctor; however, hyperthyroidism may present some more serious symptoms that will need to be quickly addressed.  If you have any of the following symptoms, you should speak with your doctor as soon as possible:  Swelling at the base of your neck Rapid heartbeat Abnormal sweating Rapid and unexplained heartbeat A sudden and extreme worsening of any typical symptoms associated with hyperthyroidism
Identify the general symptoms that can come with hyperthyroidism. Look for unusual symptoms. Learn when the symptoms of hyperthyroidism might be hidden. Know when to see a doctor.
Sammanfatta följande: Hypertyreos är känd för att producera specifika symtom i dem som det påverkar; Dessa symtom kan dock också indikera andra medicinska tillstånd. Du kommer att behöva besöka med din läkare för att lära dig mer om ditt specifika tillstånd för att korrekt diagnostisera ett fall av hypertyreos. För att hjälpa dig att tala med din läkare om möjliga fall av hypertyreos, leta efter dessa symtom: Snabb viktminskning Snabb eller oregelbunden hjärtrytm Ovanliga hungerkänslor Känsla av nervositet, oro eller förvärrad Små skakningar i händerna Svullnad i nacken Dålig sömn Ovanligt frekventa tarmrörelser Skör hud, naglar eller hår Även om de flesta fall av hypertyreos kommer att åtföljas av vanliga symtom, kan vissa fall ge mindre vanliga symtom. Att veta vilka dessa ovanliga symtom är kan hjälpa dig att arbeta med din läkare för att upptäcka om du har hypertyreos. Ta en titt på några av dessa mindre vanliga symtom och diskutera dem med din läkare för att lära sig mer: Män som utvecklar bröst Kliande hud Diarré Illamående Kräkningar Klammig hud eller rodnad Svaghet i höfter eller axlar Det är möjligt för en person att ha hypertyreos och inte visa några uppenbara symtom. Du kommer att behöva få din läkare köra detaljerade tester för att leta efter hypertyreos om du tror att du har denna sjukdom och är asymtomatisk. De viktigaste grupperna av människor som kan ha asymtomatisk hypertyreos är: Seniorer och äldre vuxna Individer som tar betablockerare Generellt är hypertyreos inte märkbar i sina tidiga stadier och kommer att behöva diagnostiseras av en läkare; men, hypertyreos kan presentera några mer allvarliga symtom som måste åtgärdas snabbt. Om du har något av följande symtom, bör du tala med din läkare så snart som möjligt: Svullnad i nacken Snabba hjärtslag Onormal svettning Snabba och oförklarliga hjärtslag En plötslig och extrem försämring av alla typiska symtom i samband med hypertyreos
Summarize the following: Hyperthyroidism is known to produce specific symptoms in those it affects; however, these symptoms may also indicate other medical conditions. You will need to visit with your doctor to learn more about your specific condition in order to correctly diagnose a case of hyperthyroidism. To help you talk to your doctor about possible cases of hyperthyroidism, look for these symptoms: Fast weight loss Fast or irregular heart beat Unusual hunger feeling Feeling nervous, anxious or worsening Small shaking of the hands Swelling of the neck Poor sleep Unusual frequent bowel movements fragile skin, nails or hair Although most cases of hyperthyroidism will be accompanied by common symptoms, some cases may cause uncommon symptoms. Knowing what these unusual symptoms are can help you work with your doctor to find out if you have hyperthyroidism. Take a look at some of these less common symptoms and discuss them with your doctor to learn more: Men who develop breast Itchy skin Diarrhoea Nausea Vomiting Clumsy skin or redness Weakness of hips or shoulders It is possible for a person to have hyperthyroidism and not to show any obvious symptoms. You will need to have your doctor run detailed tests to look for hyperthyroidism if you think you have this disease and are asymptomatic. The most important groups of people who may have asymptomatic hyperthyroidism are: Seniors and older adults Individuals taking beta-blockers Generally, hyperthyroidism is not noticeable in their early stages and will need to be diagnosed by a doctor; however, hyperthyroidism may present some more serious symptoms that need to be addressed quickly. If you have any of the following symptoms, you should talk to your doctor as soon as possible: Swelling of the neck Fast heartbeat Abnormal sweating Fast and unexplained heartbeat A sudden and extreme worsening of all typical symptoms associated with hyperthyroidism
Identifiera de allmänna symptom som kan komma med hypertyreos. Leta efter ovanliga symptom. Lär dig när symtomen på hypertyreos kan döljas. Vet när man ska träffa en läkare.
Identify the general symptoms that may come with hyperthyroidism. Look for unusual symptoms. Learn when the symptoms of hyperthyroidism can be hidden. Knows when to see a doctor.