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What is Which of the following is NOT a feature of Grave's disease: and explain in detail?
- Decreased TSH levels is seen in Graves disease, hence option-2 is wrong. - OTHER LAB FINDINGS OF GRAVES DISEASE: Increased T3, T4 Increased saturation of TBG Radioactive iodine uptake is increased diffusely - TRIAD OF ORGANS INVOLVED: THYROID - resulting in hypehyroidism. EYE - Exophthalmus/ proptosis ; extra-ocular muscle weakness. SKIN - pretibial myxedema ; non-pitting edema. - CLINICAL FEATURES: Weight loss a/w good appetite Heat intolerance Diarrhea, oligomenorrhea, osteoporosis Systolic hypeension, sinus tachycardia Thyroid acropathy - swelling of digits & clubbing Apathetic hypehyroidism - elderly pt with increased skeletal & CVS manifestations