Diagnosed With Hyperthyroidism And Taking Carbimazol And Beta Bloker Treatment. Should I Go For Radioactive Iodine Treatment?
Posted on Wed, 20 Nov 2013
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Question: hi, i am diagnose with hyperthyroidism. started my carbimazol and beta bloker treatment for 5 weeks. this is my second relapse. do you think i should go for the radioactive iodin treament?
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Dear Madam ,
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Well looking into your problem I would like to tell you that in my opinion you should consult an endocrinolgist get a USG thyroid done to find out what is the cause of your hyperthyroidism .
Since you are having second relapse even after on anti thyroid medications you can consider getting radioactive iodine treatment but risks needs to be balanced against the benefits . Although the possibilities of developing hypothyroidism , malignancies is very less . Radioiodine ablation is generally safe and the only major reasons for not using it are pregnancy and breast-feeding Your treating doctor remains the best judge of your treatment because he knows all the present condition and has examined you . So , if he is recommending you this you can go for it .
Yours truly
Dr.Shruti
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Diagnosed With Hyperthyroidism And Taking Carbimazol And Beta Bloker Treatment. Should I Go For Radioactive Iodine Treatment?
Brief Answer:
Follows.
Detailed Answer:
Dear Madam ,
Thank you for posting your query on XXXXXXX
Well looking into your problem I would like to tell you that in my opinion you should consult an endocrinolgist get a USG thyroid done to find out what is the cause of your hyperthyroidism .
Since you are having second relapse even after on anti thyroid medications you can consider getting radioactive iodine treatment but risks needs to be balanced against the benefits . Although the possibilities of developing hypothyroidism , malignancies is very less . Radioiodine ablation is generally safe and the only major reasons for not using it are pregnancy and breast-feeding Your treating doctor remains the best judge of your treatment because he knows all the present condition and has examined you . So , if he is recommending you this you can go for it .
Yours truly
Dr.Shruti