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    This document summarizes and compares two thyroid conditions: Graves' disease and multinodular goiter. Graves' disease predominantly affects younger females and presents with hyperthyroid symptoms followed by thyroid swelling. It is characterized by diffuse thyroid swelling, eye signs, low TSH and high T4/T3 levels, and the presence of antibodies. Treatment is usually medical using antithyroid drugs or radioactive iodine. Multinodular goiter more commonly affects older females and presents with an initial goiter or is asymptomatic. It involves solitary or multiple nodules, rarely causes eye signs, and patients can be hyperthyroid, euthyroid or hypothyroid. Antibodies are absent and surgery is the

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    This document summarizes and compares two thyroid conditions: Graves' disease and multinodular goiter. Graves' disease predominantly affects younger females and presents with hyperthyroid symptoms followed by thyroid swelling. It is characterized by diffuse thyroid swelling, eye signs, low TSH and high T4/T3 levels, and the presence of antibodies. Treatment is usually medical using antithyroid drugs or radioactive iodine. Multinodular goiter more commonly affects older females and presents with an initial goiter or is asymptomatic. It involves solitary or multiple nodules, rarely causes eye signs, and patients can be hyperthyroid, euthyroid or hypothyroid. Antibodies are absent and surgery is the

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    This document summarizes and compares two thyroid conditions: Graves' disease and multinodular goiter. Graves' disease predominantly affects younger females and presents with hyperthyroid symptoms followed by thyroid swelling. It is characterized by diffuse thyroid swelling, eye signs, low TSH and high T4/T3 levels, and the presence of antibodies. Treatment is usually medical using antithyroid drugs or radioactive iodine. Multinodular goiter more commonly affects older females and presents with an initial goiter or is asymptomatic. It involves solitary or multiple nodules, rarely causes eye signs, and patients can be hyperthyroid, euthyroid or hypothyroid. Antibodies are absent and surgery is the

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    This document summarizes and compares two thyroid conditions: Graves' disease and multinodular goiter. Graves' disease predominantly affects younger females and presents with hyperthyroid symptoms followed by thyroid swelling. It is characterized by diffuse thyroid swelling, eye signs, low TSH and high T4/T3 levels, and the presence of antibodies. Treatment is usually medical using antithyroid drugs or radioactive iodine. Multinodular goiter more commonly affects older females and presents with an initial goiter or is asymptomatic. It involves solitary or multiple nodules, rarely causes eye signs, and patients can be hyperthyroid, euthyroid or hypothyroid. Antibodies are absent and surgery is the

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    GRAVES DISEASE 20-30 yo Female>male Symptom of hyperthyroid first, goiter later Diffuse thyroid sweling Eye sign present

    Hyperthroid TSH LOW T4/T4-HIGH Present of antibody Mainly,medical -antithyroid -radioactive iodine

    VS AGE GENDER SYMPTOM SIGN

    MULTINODULAR GOITRE >40 Female>male Goiter first, symptom later or asymptomatic Solitary or multinodular goiter Rarely eye sign

    INVESTIGATION -TFT -ANTIBODY

    Hyper or euthyroid

    Absent of antibody TREATMENT Mainly,surgey is the option

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