The relationship between eye diseases and toxic thyroid gland: A concentrated Study

Background: When the thyroid gland becomes overactive or underactive, a variety of health issues may occur, including eye illnesses. Thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3) are two primary hormones produced by gland. These essential for maintaining proper function. is hyperactive, it can cause disorders example Graves' ophthalmopathy. Aim: To explore potential link between toxic glands, specifically how hyperthyroidism (an gland) contribute to development conditions like . The ultimate goal enhance patient outcomes through better knowledge management these complicated Patients Methods: second survey questionnaire was completed 100 patients with disorders. Several approaches available assess ocular problems glands. Among methods Thyroid Function Tests Comprehensive Eye Exam: function tests include measuring plasma levels TSH, T3, T4 see if there an underlying dysfunction which produce abnormalities in eyes. Results: study included patients, 81% them being women. Individual more common male than female patients. Exophthalmos reported about 70% men (the most frequently). also frequently redness eyes (68%), edema swelling eyelids (67%), dryness (61%). They were less likely have hazy vision, but one-third did. Conclusion: Hyperthyroidism disease lead such as bulging eyes, double dry sensitivity light. It important regular exams seek medical attention any changes occur.