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Graves’ Disease
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Common Comorbidities

Graves’ Disease can significantly impact overall health, beyond thyroid function.

Graves’ disease demands careful attention beyond the thyroid, often involving other health issues. Prioritize your health with regular assessments and personalized care. Understand the full impact with expert from us.

Here at NES™, we provide comprehensive health management that is crucial for those with Graves’ Disease to ensure a holistic approach to their well-being.

Celiac Disease

Similar to Hashimoto’s, patients with Graves’ disease may be more prone to celiac disease. The immune system’s misfiring in both conditions can lead to malabsorption issues and necessitates a gluten-free diet to manage symptoms and maintain health.

Infertility

Graves’ disease can affect reproductive health, leading to difficulties in conceiving. Both men and women with Graves’ may experience fertility issues, and appropriate management of thyroid levels is crucial for those looking to become pregnant.

Osteoporosis or Osteopenia

The excess thyroid hormone in Graves’ disease can accelerate bone turnover, leading to a decrease in bone density (osteopenia) or more severe bone loss (osteoporosis). Regular bone density screening and management strategies are important for those with Graves’ disease

Thyroid Eye Disease

This is a distinctive condition of Graves’ disease, where the immune system targets the eye muscles and tissues, causing inflammation and swelling. Symptoms can include bulging eyes, discomfort, and vision problems, requiring specialized ophthalmologic care.

Heart Arrhythmias (Atrial Fibrillation

Graves’ disease can lead to an increased risk of heart arrhythmias, particularly atrial fibrillation, where the heart beats irregularly and often rapidly. This condition requires careful monitoring and management to prevent further cardiovascular complications.

Every symptom tells a story about thecomplexity of Graves' Disease.

Graves’ Disease can affect more than the thyroid, potentially leading to the following symptoms:
Depression
Anxiety/Depression
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Digestive Issues
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Infertility
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Complicate
Pregnancy
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Heart Issues
Dr. Linda Khoshaba is the Leading Integrative Health and Hormone Doctor in Scottsdale, Arizona. She has extensive experience working in the field as a Hormone Specialist and Natural Endocrinologist.

Phone: 480-687-0054
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