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Summer2928 · 12-04-2009, 05:23 AM

Yeah, you appear to be hyper. Even though you don't have any symptoms at this time, being hyper in the long run is not good for you at all. It eventually destroys your body. (so does hypothyroidism). I would suggest to ask an endo:

1) what are possible complications if to leave things as they are now, with no treatment?

2) what are the treatment options?

3) what is his (her) nearest strategy?

4) how long can I stay on thyrostatics and what are the side effects of using thyrostatic in the long run?

I think, 2) and 3) they will explain to you any way, without asking.

12-04-2009, 05:23 AM	#2
Summer2928 Member (female) Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: USA Posts: 69	Re: RAIU test results Yeah, you appear to be hyper. Even though you don't have any symptoms at this time, being hyper in the long run is not good for you at all. It eventually destroys your body. (so does hypothyroidism). I would suggest to ask an endo: 1) what are possible complications if to leave things as they are now, with no treatment? 2) what are the treatment options? 3) what is his (her) nearest strategy? 4) how long can I stay on thyrostatics and what are the side effects of using thyrostatic in the long run? I think, 2) and 3) they will explain to you any way, without asking. Last edited by Summer2928; 12-04-2009 at 05:27 AM.