Hyperthyroidism :
Hyperthyroidism is a condition characterized by dysfunction of the thyroid gland, leads to the secretion of increased levels of thyroid hormone. People with hyperthyroidism exhibit symptoms like profuse sweating, shakiness, feeling anxious or nervous unexplained weight loss, rapid heart rate, frequent defecation, hair loss, swelling of the neck, bulging of eyes and insomnia. People with history of thyroid disease, smoking, pregnancy are more prone to this condition, and medical conditions like Graves disease, thyroid nodules, thyroiditis, consuming excess iodine, and thyrotropinoma may also lead to hyperthyroidism. It can be diagnosed through blood tests, urinalysis, CT-scan, MRI, and physical examination by an Endocrinologist. Early consultation and regular follow up with an Endocrinologist is recommended for better treatment plans which include medical management, radioactive iodine therapy and surgical management like thyroidectomy to avoid any further complications like atrial fibrillation, congestive heart failure, infertility, ischemic stroke, and osteoporosis.