All forms of thyroid diseases are much more frequently observed in women than men,
although the reasons are still not completely elucidated. Hyperthyroidism is defined by …

Introduction The thionamide anti-thyroid drugs namely carbimazole, methimazole, and
propylthiouracil, have been the predominant therapy modality for Graves' hyperthyroidism …

Background Carbimazole (CBZ)(or methimazole) is the most used drug inducing and
maintaining remission in thyrotoxicosis, especially Grave's disease (GD). Rarely, situations …

The three major forms of treatment for Graves thyrotoxicosis are antithyroid drugs,
radioactive iodine therapy and thyroidectomy. Surgery is the definitive treatment for Graves …

Background Current guidelines recommend that hyperthyroid patients should be rendered
euthyroid prior to surgical procedures. These guidelines rely heavily on the use of ATDs as …

Background: Thyrotoxicosis is related to cardiovascular mortality. This can be caused by
several clinical manifestations involving the rare provocation of tricuspid regurgitation (TR) …

Background Methimazole (MMI) is used to treat hyperthyroidism in Graves' disease. It is rare
to encounter patients in whom hyperthyroidism cannot be controlled using high doses of …

Objective: Unusual clinical course Background: Hyperthyroidism is a common disease that
usually responds to the conventional therapy of anti-thyroidal medications (methimazole or …

Conventional treatments for Graves' disease include thionamides, radioactive iodine therapy
(RAI), and thyroidectomy. Occasionally, patients may develop resistance to thionamides and …

The effective management of Graves' disease (GD) during pregnancy is crucial for maternal
and neonatal well-being. Conventional treatment of GD during pregnancy includes …