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**Hyperthyroidism**
Hyperthyroidism or hyperthyroidism is when the thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormone and causes an increase in the body's metabolism... Hyperthyroidism brings complications such as unwanted weight loss, increased heart rate, etc... Therefore, in the case of **hyperthyroidism**, it must be diagnosed and treated... Hyperthyroidism in men can show itself with 8 symptoms... Read more about these symptoms and we also tell you the ways to treat this disorder, of which thyroid surgery is one of them.
The most common cause of hyperthyroidism in men is a condition known as Graves' disease, although women are still more susceptible to this autoimmune disorder. When you have Graves' disease, your immune system mistakenly attacks a healthy thyroid gland, causing it to produce too much thyroid hormone. are .... - Plummer's disease, which is also known as toxic nodular goiter and is more common in women and people over 60 years old .... - Thyroiditis, which is very common and causes inflammation of the thyroid gland .... - Excessive consumption of iodine through medicine or diet <*pan..###> Hyperthyroidism **
Hyperthyroidism has many symptoms...you may not notice some of these symptoms, such as sleep problems, or if you do, you may not think of them as a serious underlying condition....but other symptoms, such as an abnormally fast heart rate (even at rest) should get your attention quickly..Other common symptoms of hyperthyroidism include:
- Unexpected weight loss, even when food intake and appetite remain unchanged.. - Irregular heartbeat... - Heart palpitations
- Nervousness
- Irritability
- Fatigue
Trembling (usually fingers and hands)
- sweating
- Increased sensitivity to heat or cold
- Frequent bowel movements
- Muscle weakness
- Hair thinning
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**Special symptoms of hyperthyroidism in men**
Although men and women often have symptoms of hyperthyroidism, there are some important complications that only affect men.. Thyroid disease is also associated with erectile dysfunction, but the relationship between them is still not well understood.. Low sperm count.. According to a 2018 study, thyroid hormones affect the function of certain cells in the testicles of men.. For example, too much or too little thyroid hormone can interfere with the healthy functioning of the Leydig cells that produce and secrete Testosterone helps, interferes.. Hyperthyroidism also affects sperm cells and leads to a decrease in sperm concentration and motility.. Premature baldness can also be a sign of hyperthyroidism in men... - **Loss of body muscle mass**
Too much thyroid hormone can cause a decrease in testosterone levels in the body, leading to several complications.... For example, men may be significantly affected by the loss of muscle mass caused by hyperthyroidism... - **osteoporosis**
Osteoporosis caused by hyperthyroidism may also surprise men... because this disease is more related to women... - **gynecomastia**
A condition called gynecomastia (male breast enlargement) can also be caused by hyperthyroidism. As mentioned, hyperthyroidism in men can affect erections, sperm count and quality. gives, but also leads to the improvement of your sexual health.. Since women may suffer more from hyperthyroidism, men are unaware of the possibility of its occurrence!.. But failure to diagnose and control hyperthyroidism is very dangerous.... Men who have a family history of thyroid disease or are over 60 years old should be screened for hyperthyroidism... People with type 2 diabetes may be at higher risk...
The evaluation of hyperthyroidism begins with a medical history and symptoms. It is also helpful in diagnosing hyperthyroidism. It is estimated that 60% of people with some form of thyroid disease do not know they have it. There are several treatments for hyperthyroidism. In addition to helping to resolve symptoms related to heart rate, weight, energy, etc., hyperthyroidism also helps to resolve the problems of sexual dysfunction caused by it... Sometimes it may require more than one treatment. The treatment options for hyperthyroidism are:
- Antithyroid drugs such as methimazole, which causes the thyroid to produce less hormone.... - Surgery to remove all or part of the thyroid, which leads to the use of synthetic hormones.... - Iodine therapy, which involves taking radioactive iodine 131 orally.. Beta blockers.... Although these drugs are usually used to treat symptoms of hyperthyroidism, they cannot work on such blood pressure symptoms as tremors, palpitations. fast heart and palpitations....that's why your doctor may prescribe them until your thyroid levels return to normal....these medicines are generally not recommended for people with asthma....side effects of these medicines may include fatigue and sexual dysfunction....read more:
**Does hypothyroidism in men cause a decrease in testosterone?**
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