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Is There A Permanent Cure For Hyperthyroidism?

Hi,Im Roopashree and my age is of 33 years and Im suffering with hyperthyroidism since from 11 months ,I have started taking treatment since from the day I got to know i have hyperthyroidism,but the hormones(T3,T4,TSH) are not coming in normal ranges. So,please let me know the Permanent cure for hyperthyroidism.
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Hi thanks for contacting HCM...

Here for giving comment your report values needs to be known and accordingly investigated with TSH receptor antibody detection to rule out graves disease ...

Drug history also should be taken like of lithium , interferon alpha etc .....

If drugs are not effective than radioactive iodine therapy or subtotal thyroidectomy option should be thinked ....

If heart rate and palpitation more propranolol like drug needs to be given ...

For your case you should refer to endocrinologist or physician ...
Take care ....
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Is There A Permanent Cure For Hyperthyroidism?

Hi thanks for contacting HCM... Here for giving comment your report values needs to be known and accordingly investigated with TSH receptor antibody detection to rule out graves disease ... Drug history also should be taken like of lithium , interferon alpha etc ..... If drugs are not effective than radioactive iodine therapy or subtotal thyroidectomy option should be thinked .... If heart rate and palpitation more propranolol like drug needs to be given ... For your case you should refer to endocrinologist or physician ... Take care ....