graves disease and multiple sclerosis

graves disease will attack and organ. the first time I had graves disease it was attacking my heart making my heart beat faster. I was on medication for about 2 years. then it went into remission now it is back. graves disease could attack any organ , graves disease is your immune system attacks your organs not virus or bacteria.

The most common forms of autoimmune thyroid disease are Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and Graves’ disease. Hashimoto’s thyroiditis (also known as chronic thyroiditis) may lead to hypothyroidism, while Graves’ disease is usually associated with hyperthyroidism.

Common disorders causing paraesthesias are rheumatoid arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome transient ischemic attack, motor neurone disease, or autoimmune disorders like multiple sclerosis or lupus erythematosus. A diagnostic evaluation by a doctor is necessary to rule these out. Treatment will depend on the diagnosis. Hope it helps.Take care and pls do keep me posted on how you are doing and if you have any additional queries.

s has it) and I have Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis.. and I have a motto ~Live as if all your dreams came true~ So, yes you can have many auto-ammune diseases!

Hi Everyone, Prof. Garth Nicolson, founder of the Institute for Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach, CA will be here tomorrow from 12:00 - 1:00 PM (Pacific Time) answering questions from MedHelp members on the role infections play in chronic illnesses and treatments for these infections. You can start posting your questions right now.... check out the first link below. Although it says, "autoimmune disorders" forum, Prof.

You as I do, can advocate for change and help others who are struggling with this disease. Learn everything you can and keep on learning. You may want to go to nationalmssociety.org/brochures and you can get many publications from The Basic Facts, The History of Multiple Sclerosis, to publications on Newly Diagnosed, Employment issues, Staying Well, Managing Specific Issues, Managing Major changes, And the list goes on and on.

Called Ophthalmologist office and asked them to please fax my report and asked what was on the bottom of the report that had been cut off. It said that she wants my neurologist to evaluate me for Multiple Sclerosis and Graves Disease. So, I guess she saw something in my eyes and since the report is written in doctorese, I really don't know what. She had told me about the Convergence Insufficiency and refractive diplopia and prescribed glasses.

White spots on a brain scan can be from several different factors: *A natural phenomenon of the brain due to the coating of axon nerve fibers with myelin *Hardening of small arteries in the brain from high blood pressure, causing a buildup of fluid *Early onset of a stroke or another neurological condition eg: MS, lyme's disease, lupus *Vitamin B12 deficiency - leads to demyelination *Migrane *Brain injury *Infectious diseases that have occurred in the past *Celiac's disea

Hi Everyone, Prof. Garth Nicolson, founder of the Institute for Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach, CA will be here tomorrow from 12:00 - 1:00 PM (Pacific Time) answering questions from MedHelp members on the role infections play in chronic illnesses and treatments for these infections. You can start posting your questions right now on Dr. Nicolson's Expert Forum... check out the first link below. http://www.medhelp.

i had been diagonised with multiple sclerosis in the year 2001. now i am not able to walk. i am also not able to see clearly. my speech is also not clear. i think my type of ms is primary progressive since my condition has worsened gradually. pl suggest some medicines or other alternative therapy.

Welcome to the MS forum. I'm sorry to hear about your wife. It sounds like you're really supportive, and it means a great deal to someone going through this. My husband is really supportive, and I don't know what I would have done if he wasn't. He helps me with the housework, giving me my daily injections, is an active participant and advocate when I go to the doctor, and is understanding when I'm not feeling well.

We're pleased to announce that Prof. Garth Nicolson, founder of the Institute for Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach, CA will be here 11/9 to11/11, 3 days in total, answering questions from MedHelp members regarding Autoimmune Disorders and the role infections play in chronic illnesses and treatments for these infections. Beginning 11/8 the forum will be open, accepting questions for Dr. Nicolson's return 11/9 - 11/11.

Hi Everyone, Prof. Garth Nicolson, founder of the Institute for Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach, CA will be here tomorrow from 12:00 - 1:00 PM (Pacific Time) answering questions from MedHelp members on the role infections play in chronic illnesses and treatments for these infections. You can start posting your questions right now.... check out the first link below. Although it says, "autoimmune disorders" forum, Prof.

my sister (24) was diagnosed Multiple Sclerosis in 2010, responded to steroid. now she suffered sudden & complete loss of vision in her left eye. she has been put on SOLUMEDROL. please suggest any available treatment modalities world over ? chances of return of vision ??

He had an MRI of the brain that showed multiple foci of T2 and FLAIR hyperintensity in the white matter of both cerebral hemispheres including approximately 5 small lesions in the periventricular white matter, lovated at the callosal sptal margin and oriented perpendicular long axis of the lateral ventricles. THere are 2 Flair hyperintense lesions along the undersurface of the copus callosum. Focus of T2 hyperintensity is seen in the deep white matter of the right frontal lobe.

We're pleased to announce that Prof. Garth Nicolson, founder of the Institute for Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach, CA will be here 1/10 to 1/12, 3 days in total, answering questions from MedHelp members regarding Autoimmune Disorders and the role infections play in chronic illnesses and treatments for these infections. Beginning 1/8 the forum will be open, accepting a total of 30 questions for Dr. Nicolson's return 1/10 - 1/12.

I have been diagnosed with HHV6, EBV, coxsackie B4, Post Osterial Tachycardia, Chlamydia Pnemonia, and CFS. My symptoms go on and on. I have dizziness, muscle weakness and pain, strange sensations through out body especially arms and legs, ringing in my ears, tremors/shakiness, strange vision disturbances, headaches and facial pain, and extreme fatigue. I had an MRI that showed one lesion in my brain, a hemangioma in the thoratic region and some mild degeneration in my cervical spine.

Hi All, I was just diagnosed with Graves (this morning, though I've known for awhile it was either Graves or Hashi's) and I also have Vitiligo. My doctor mentioned that now that I have two autoimmne disease I need to keep an eye out for more because they clustered. I was wondering if anyone here has more than one, and how they handle it? Thank you!

Hi Kathy, Mary Kay is right, there are so many mimics of the disease and it's the Neuro's job to rule these things in, or out during a thorough workup. Do you know what this workup consists of so far? Was the MRI of the brain only? Do you know the strength of the machine used? What labs were run? Sorry for all the questions, but it takes so much digging, and knowing this, we can help you put together a plan for your next steps if this Dr.

We're pleased to announce that Prof. Garth Nicolson, founder of the Institute for Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach, CA will be here 11/9 to11/11, 3 days in total, answering questions from MedHelp members regarding Autoimmune Disorders and the role infections play in chronic illnesses and treatments for these infections. Beginning 11/8 the forum will be open, accepting questions for Dr. Nicolson's return 11/9 - 11/11.

We're pleased to announce that Prof. Garth Nicolson, founder of the Institute for Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach, CA will be here 11/9 to11/11, 3 days in total, answering questions from MedHelp members regarding Autoimmune Disorders and the role infections play in chronic illnesses and treatments for these infections. Beginning 11/8 the forum will be open, accepting questions for Dr. Nicolson's return 11/9 - 11/11.

Prof. Garth Nicolson is back answering questions starting 11/01/10! We're pleased to announce that Prof. Garth Nicolson, founder of the Institute for Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach, CA will be here 11/01-11/03/10, 3 days in total, answering questions from MedHelp members regarding Autoimmune Disorders and the role infections play in chronic illnesses and treatments for these infections. Beginning 10/31 the forum will be open, accepting questions for Dr.

Graves disease and multiple sclerosis

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