Graves disease is an autoimmune disease caused by circulating thyroid stimulating immunoglobulin which causes hyperactivity of Thyroid gland. It is also called graves hyperthyroidism.
Age: It can occur at any age. But, the most commonly it occurs in 30-50 years of ages. It is more common in women.
What are Graves’ disease symptoms?
- Exophthalmos (Protrusion of eyeball).
- The tremor of the hands.
- Muscle weakness.
- Extreme fatigue but the inability to sleep.
- Nervousness and other psychic disorder.
- Mild to extreme weight loss.
- Varying degree of diarrhea.
- Increase sweating with warm and soft skin.