The Connection Between Hearing Loss and Tepezza® in Thyroid Eye DiseaseThyroid eye disease (TED) is a rare autoimmune disease that damages tissues around the eyes. An autoimmune disease is a disease that is caused by the body mistakenly attacking itself...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Why Are Autoimmune Conditions More Common in Women?Editor's note: In this article, we use "women" to describe people assigned female at birth and "men" to describe people assigned male at birth. Women are twice as likely as...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Pretibial Myxedema and Thyroid Eye DiseaseThere are many health conditions linked with thyroid eye disease (TED), an autoimmune disease that affects the tissue around the eyes. These conditions include high blood pressure, diabetes, and other...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
What Is an ENT, and How Can They Help My TED?ENT stands for "ear, nose, and throat" doctor. These doctors are also known more formally as otolaryngologists. They cover anything that has to do with the head and neck, including...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Endocrinologists and Their Role in TEDThyroid eye disease (TED) is an autoimmune disorder. In TED, your body mistakes healthy cells behind your eyes for foreign invader cells and attacks them. Your immune system can attack...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Keratitis and Thyroid Eye DiseaseKeratitis can impact people with the autoimmune condition known as thyroid eye disease (TED). Both diseases involve inflammation. In keratitis, the cornea (the see-through layer on top of the iris...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Statin Therapy and Thyroid Eye DiseaseIf you are living with thyroid eye disease (TED), your treatment options have been limited until recently. With new treatments available, some people with TED have found relief in their...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Rheumatoid Arthritis and Thyroid Eye Disease: What Is the Connection?Over the years, doctors and researchers have focused more attention to comorbidities, or 2 or more illnesses or conditions that happen at the same time in a person. Comorbid illnesses...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Anti-thyroid Drugs for Graves’ DiseaseIf you are one of the many people with both thyroid eye disease (TED) and Graves’ disease, you are not alone. Up to 5 in 10 people with Graves’ disease...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Lupus and Thyroid Eye DiseaseGetting a diagnosis of an autoimmune disease like thyroid eye disease (TED) can leave you with some unanswered questions. Your doctor will likely tell you that the disease does not...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Vitamin D Deficiency and Thyroid Eye DiseaseA vitamin D deficiency means you are not getting enough of the vitamin D your body needs to stay healthy. A 2020 study found that a deficiency in vitamin D...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Selenium DeficiencyResearchers have found that low levels of the mineral selenium may contribute to someone developing thyroid eye disease (TED). According to a 2011 study, people with mild TED who took...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Stress and Thyroid Eye DiseaseResearch shows that stress can worsen the signs and symptoms of thyroid eye disease (TED). Stress has the ability to increase the risk of developing the disorder, as well as...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Understanding Clinical TrialsA clinical trial is a type of research. Research is the process scientists use to explain how our bodies work or why our bodies stop working well. Clinical trials are...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Clinical Trial GlossaryClinical trials have a language of their own. It helps to understand the common terms used when describing a clinical trial before you sign up. Here are some of the...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Clinical Trial ParticipationClinical trials are medical studies that pose a question: Does a new treatment work better than older treatments? Each year, thousands of treatments are tested in controlled experiments called clinical...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments