Treatment options for Thyroid Eye or Graves’ Disease | Ohio State Medical Center
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- čas přidán 18. 11. 2015
- Thyroid Eye Disease, or Graves’ Disease, is an autoimmune condition where the body attacks the thyroid and tissues in the eye socket. Most of the time, eye issues can be treated medically, but it in more advanced cases, particularly when the optic nerve is being compressed, surgical intervention is required. Raymond Cho, MD, FACS, explains how ultrasonic bone aspiration-a technology available at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center-can provide orbital decompression with less risk to the surrounding tissue. To learn more or to schedule an appointment, visit wexnermedical.osu.edu/patient-... or call (614) 366-1270.
Thanks sir
All thanks to dr moses on youtube channel for curing me permanently from hyperthyroidism.....
Do you happen to know if the thyroid eye disease can be triggered by getting cosmetic Botox if you have Graves’ disease? Thanns
Sir plz tell me how yo deduce the bulging of eyes naturally. ...can omega 3 taking can help?
Can proptosis be reduced through medicine ? Its been more that 11 yrs.
@@SunnyDewan You have to have the orbital socket decompression surgery to fix the issue.
@@SunnyDewan tepezza is supposed to help with that. Theres been big improvements with the infusion treatments.
@@clarissamck it's not available in the UK 😢
Try homeopathic remedies. See a homeopathic doctor.
My mom suffers from Grave's disease. She had the orbital decompression surgery. As they said it went well,
but right after yhe surgery she became almost completely blind.
The neurosurgent implied that we were quite late and that blood wasn't getting through her eye nerves, that's what was causing her eye failure. But it had been months that she was being treated by her endocrinologist and her opthalomogist trying to heal Grave's through medication.
It's been over a month now and her sight is less than 5%..
We've been to 4 different clinics and nobody could help. It comes a point where they all draw the same conclusion,
"There isn't much left to do, we did our best and anything possible, we now just have to wait and see.."
But we are waiting over a month as I said before and she can't see..!
Is there anything else we can try? Does it take that long to heal? And what happens in the cases that Grave's causes blindness? Are they irreversable??
Nooo I am sorry, I just found out about this procedure
Cannabis?
@@justsayin7865 You think that's funny?
I have Graves and I wonder if cannabis would reduce some of the pressure from behind the eyes
Her nerves aren't responding. It's been nearly 3 months after the surgery. Some pieces of bones where removed for the decompression but maybe it was already too late.. Her one eye is gonna be completely blind for the rest of her life and the other is like at 5%. And all that from an "extreme" Grave's case
I had my thyroid destroy by radioactive iodine. My eyes were bugged out and had a very high heart rate.
@g quin ‘it’s under active & I am on meds for life.
@g quin it been 20 years since then.
Radioiodine Therapy actually make eyes worse !
Try homeopathic remedies. Visit a homeopathic doctor.
All thanks to dr moses on youtube channel for curing me permanently from hyperthyroidism.....
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Dr onyeneke on CZcams is a blessing to my life he just cured my Hyperthyroidism. Just search Dr Onyeneke on CZcams
Can you pls post a link of his channel o cant find it I’m looking for helpful videos on hyperthyroidism