Please turn to Jesus He loves you very much, i was ill for many years but the doctors couldn't really help me, i don't blame them, there was only so much that they could of done for me, Then Jesus gave me a miracle and healed me, He is the God of miracles, God has done amazing things in my life and in the life's of my family, He can do the same for you and yours, When you need Him call on Him, He is the God of comfort and will there for you when you call on Him, The bible tells us in Romans 10:13 For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved, God saved someone i love from an illness leading to death, There is nothing impossible to God, It's as simple as asking Jesus into your heart and life to be your personal Lord and Saviour, confess your sins to Jesus, and Jesus will for give you, If you truly seek Him, Jesus will answer you, i know this because He answered me when i called out to Him
I have Graves’ disease and hashimotos (yeah I know both) I go back and forth between the 2. I’m only 17, a senior in high school and I’ve been out 10 days this year to thyroid related issues
RAI makes Thyroid eye disease so much that you are recommended never to do this Also the medication is not as dangerous as the RAI please be very careful and always do your research because doctors don’t always tell you this I found out on my own.
I asked the same question my doctor and he said when you have Graves even if 1 little piece of the thyroid is left your body is going to make antibodies so you're not going to be cured and he said it's super important all of it to be removed! That's why he said he prefer surgery because with this iodine there is a chance something to be left i think and then you will have to take another one... But in my case, surgery can't happen so now this is my only option and i'm super scared to do it :(
Yoooo I take methimazol yaaaas but I take allergy medicine bc I’m allergic ❤️ I’ll 12 and I’ve had it for 2 years. 😢I also have symptoms of hyshymoto and the other types it’s hard but is my life 😆
Praying for you love. Your not alone theres many of us out here but I couldnt imagine dealing with this at such a young age. It breaks my heart for you.
I got extremely allergic to methimazole. I got hives, fever and mouth sores on and off for 2 weeks. My doctor told me the only option we have next is I131 (radioactive iodine). So I had it done last week. I'm still isolating from the kids. Other than a mild tenderness from the neck, I'm feeling ok. 😊
I'm sorry to hear that. I've just been diagnosed with graves disease and have several other chronic health problems so I understand how you feel. Unfortunately we can't avoid our health problems, we have no choice but to live with them and do our best to treat them, and you should be proud of how well you've coped.
Go to thyroid UK community at healthunlocked.com and get help. Graves' disease is an autoimmune disorder and thyroid is not at fault. Don't take RAI or agree for an operation unless there are tumors. You can live happily managing autoimmunity by altering diet, and blocking hormone production with Bugleweed and Motherwort tincture. If you can't afford it stick to Methimazole or Carbimazole. Don't agree blindly for destroying your thyroid, it's a gearbox of your body. www.thyroiduk.org healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/139613283/new-thyroid-test
You have to do what's best for you. I too was vegan and now I eat chicken and beef which isnt good for us but chicken would be a start it's the easiest for me to eat. Very clean chicken.
I know dep on where your at in your health peanut butter and beans are a great source of protein and that's why we need the meat is the protein so maybe try eating more of those things.
If its approved by your doctor that is. I know some cant eat stuff like that so def run anything but your doctor first. In my opinion our diet is 75% of our health.
This treatment totally failed for me, medication also was & has been never been able to get anywhere near normal. Graves keeps me running around like I'm on meth, but I am totally exhausted. Hopefully this next appointment they will decide to remove my thyroid. It's been a very tough 3 years dealing with the side effects of Graves. Everything is ON, but again, I am wiped out.
Some people require way less dietary iodine than others. Iodine is in potatoes, eggs, idoized salt, even non-iodized salt (eating a tiny amount is ok), and the list goes on, but there are still a ton of healthy food options that are very low in iodine.
@@spring7643 graves is the immune system attacking it not the thyroid acting up randomly, I reckon its to do with gut nacteria imabalnce and selenium deficiencies so imma try eating some Brazil nuts and drinking kombucha and taking a multivitamin bmtt
I understand how you feel, when I tell people I have an overactive thyroid they think I must be full of energy all the time, yet I'm always exhausted. Sure, I fidget a lot, and my heart is certainly full of energy as I often have palpitations, but no I'm certainly not feeling up to anything too physical. I was told by my doctor I don't need to avoid iodine in my diet as in graves disease it's not caused by excessive iodine, it's caused by the immune system attacking itself. Of course follow your own doctor's advice.
I have graves disease in my eyes as long as I'm not straining then this shouldn't be a problem but if I strain or focus in on an object too hard or if I've got my eyes tilted up looking at my forehead or in between my eyebrows for a long period of time longer than say 3 seconds that's why my eyes are doing this and that's also why my eyes are hurting because I'm constantly sitting with my eyes in the uptrend position and straining them focusing in trying to meditate with my eyes open.
Otherwise the only time my eyes are going to be like that is if I've been sick staring at screen too long out in the sunlight too long or under I'm in stress
I've had graves disease and have been taking methimazole for years now ( about 3 ) And I'm concerned it's the reason my teeth are in such bad shape but I'm not sure
I don't take medication for it at all I don't understand all this unnecessary radiation exposure is not necessary and I've had Graves disease my entire life I'm honestly wondering if it's not me straining trying to see through the dark me straining trying to see without my glasses me squinting at the screen when I see all these people making all these fliminals with pictures of my eyes and then wondering why they're using my eyes for subliminals when I have gross disease in my eyes that doesn't make any sense and it's very unhealthy but I guess that's our culture for you today they do things without asking questions and then wonder why I made them sick I mean obviously because situation could have been avoided and needed to be avoided so to the doctor we go and hopefully we left with a better attitude and a better problem solution this time
Last week I was diagnosed with Graves Disease. Thank you for this very informative video!
Same with me
How are you doing now? I was recently diagnosed with Graves disease.
Expressly professional and informative
Thanks
No it’s horrible.. hardly ever listen to an md when it comes to TEUE HEALTH
Please turn to Jesus He loves you very much, i was ill for many years but the doctors couldn't really help me, i don't blame them, there was only so much that they could of done for me, Then Jesus gave me a miracle and healed me, He is the God of miracles, God has done amazing things in my life and in the life's of my family, He can do the same for you and yours, When you need Him call on Him, He is the God of comfort and will there for you when you call on Him, The bible tells us in Romans 10:13 For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved, God saved someone i love from an illness leading to death, There is nothing impossible to God, It's as simple as asking Jesus into your heart and life to be your personal Lord and Saviour, confess your sins to Jesus, and Jesus will for give you, If you truly seek Him, Jesus will answer you, i know this because He answered me when i called out to Him
Good info thank you so much.. blessings to all the kids God and Jesus Christ loves you ☺️✝️❤️
I have Graves’ disease and hashimotos (yeah I know both) I go back and forth between the 2. I’m only 17, a senior in high school and I’ve been out 10 days this year to thyroid related issues
I’ve been diagnosed but my symptoms are under active.
RAI makes Thyroid eye disease so much that you are recommended never to do this Also the medication is not as dangerous as the RAI please be very careful and always do your research because doctors don’t always tell you this I found out on my own.
Why can't we partially ablate the thyroid and leave some behind to produce t3-t4? Why do we have to ablete or remove all of it?
I have the same question ⁉️
I asked the same question my doctor and he said when you have Graves even if 1 little piece of the thyroid is left your body is going to make antibodies so you're not going to be cured and he said it's super important all of it to be removed! That's why he said he prefer surgery because with this iodine there is a chance something to be left i think and then you will have to take another one... But in my case, surgery can't happen so now this is my only option and i'm super scared to do it :(
@@Elsynce Thank you for this response.
Yoooo I take methimazol yaaaas but I take allergy medicine bc I’m allergic ❤️ I’ll 12 and I’ve had it for 2 years. 😢I also have symptoms of hyshymoto and the other types it’s hard but is my life 😆
Praying for you love. Your not alone theres many of us out here but I couldnt imagine dealing with this at such a young age. It breaks my heart for you.
Me too i am aslo gonna check myself
I got extremely allergic to methimazole. I got hives, fever and mouth sores on and off for 2 weeks. My doctor told me the only option we have next is I131 (radioactive iodine). So I had it done last week. I'm still isolating from the kids. Other than a mild tenderness from the neck, I'm feeling ok. 😊
I'm sorry to hear that. I've just been diagnosed with graves disease and have several other chronic health problems so I understand how you feel. Unfortunately we can't avoid our health problems, we have no choice but to live with them and do our best to treat them, and you should be proud of how well you've coped.
I just got diagnosed with this and I can’t be vegetarian anymore and it hurts me. How do I cope with this I’m only 15
Go to thyroid UK community at healthunlocked.com and get help. Graves' disease is an autoimmune disorder and thyroid is not at fault. Don't take RAI or agree for an operation unless there are tumors. You can live happily managing autoimmunity by altering diet, and blocking hormone production with Bugleweed and Motherwort tincture. If you can't afford it stick to Methimazole or Carbimazole.
Don't agree blindly for destroying your thyroid, it's a gearbox of your body.
www.thyroiduk.org
healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/139613283/new-thyroid-test
Emily well u can kinda relate to me ok 12 I got diagnosed at 10 just thing of it as what makes u different from everyone els ❤️ keep going u got this
You have to do what's best for you. I too was vegan and now I eat chicken and beef which isnt good for us but chicken would be a start it's the easiest for me to eat. Very clean chicken.
I know dep on where your at in your health peanut butter and beans are a great source of protein and that's why we need the meat is the protein so maybe try eating more of those things.
If its approved by your doctor that is. I know some cant eat stuff like that so def run anything but your doctor first. In my opinion our diet is 75% of our health.
This treatment totally failed for me, medication also was & has been never been able to get anywhere near normal. Graves keeps me running around like I'm on meth, but I am totally exhausted. Hopefully this next appointment they will decide to remove my thyroid. It's been a very tough 3 years dealing with the side effects of Graves. Everything is ON, but again, I am wiped out.
Just cut 80% iodine out of your diet. No need to remove a perfectly functioning thyroid. It's just being stimulated too much by diet.
Some people require way less dietary iodine than others. Iodine is in potatoes, eggs, idoized salt, even non-iodized salt (eating a tiny amount is ok), and the list goes on, but there are still a ton of healthy food options that are very low in iodine.
@@spring7643 graves is the immune system attacking it not the thyroid acting up randomly, I reckon its to do with gut nacteria imabalnce and selenium deficiencies so imma try eating some Brazil nuts and drinking kombucha and taking a multivitamin bmtt
Same
I understand how you feel, when I tell people I have an overactive thyroid they think I must be full of energy all the time, yet I'm always exhausted. Sure, I fidget a lot, and my heart is certainly full of energy as I often have palpitations, but no I'm certainly not feeling up to anything too physical.
I was told by my doctor I don't need to avoid iodine in my diet as in graves disease it's not caused by excessive iodine, it's caused by the immune system attacking itself. Of course follow your own doctor's advice.
I have graves disease in my eyes as long as I'm not straining then this shouldn't be a problem but if I strain or focus in on an object too hard or if I've got my eyes tilted up looking at my forehead or in between my eyebrows for a long period of time longer than say 3 seconds that's why my eyes are doing this and that's also why my eyes are hurting because I'm constantly sitting with my eyes in the uptrend position and straining them focusing in trying to meditate with my eyes open.
I think hospitalization is better
Dear doctor I have Graves’ disease with one eye proposis so is it safe to take radioactive iodine treatment?
Aneesh
im 12 rn and i had grave disease for 5 years now
Bro i wish you are no more with graves now
And I have been in hospital for the risk of heart failure
Otherwise the only time my eyes are going to be like that is if I've been sick staring at screen too long out in the sunlight too long or under I'm in stress
they gave me the first dose and i didnt hear anything after that. Either my mom or the doctors dgaf its been a year
I've had graves disease and have been taking methimazole for years now ( about 3 )
And I'm concerned it's the reason my teeth are in such bad shape but I'm not sure
:( no benefits no win
radiation sounds dangerous ...wtf
I don't take medication for it at all I don't understand all this unnecessary radiation exposure is not necessary and I've had Graves disease my entire life I'm honestly wondering if it's not me straining trying to see through the dark me straining trying to see without my glasses me squinting at the screen when I see all these people making all these fliminals with pictures of my eyes and then wondering why they're using my eyes for subliminals when I have gross disease in my eyes that doesn't make any sense and it's very unhealthy but I guess that's our culture for you today they do things without asking questions and then wonder why I made them sick I mean obviously because situation could have been avoided and needed to be avoided so to the doctor we go and hopefully we left with a better attitude and a better problem solution this time
There must be better solutions. All of these are terrible.
Unfortunately no other solution only these 3 science dosnt reach that high level yet
But can I play video games that is the question here
Every one thinks they’re young waaaa I’m 12 🤪
Most peeps in here are 12 from what ive seen
I got it at around 13
I got it when i am 8💀 i am still suffering from it next week i have RAI therapy