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Journal of Pakistan Society of Internal Medicine
COVID-19 and Thyroid Illness
Author(s)
Hina Latif
Department of Medicine,KEMU, Lahore,Pakistan
Adil Iqbal
Department of Medicine,KEMU, Lahore,Pakistan
Nasir Farooq
Department of Medicine,KEMU, Lahore,Pakistan
Rabia Rathore
Department of Medicine,KEMU, Lahore,Pakistan
Abstract
Objective: We present a case series of three cases of thyroid dysfunction such as Hashimoto thyroiditis, Graves' disease and sub acute thyroiditis presenting in few weeks after resolution of acute phase of COVID -19 infection in patients with no prior thyroid disease. Physicians should be acquainted with possible relationship of COVID-19 and thyroid dysfunction. Methods: We discuss clinical manifestation, diagnostic evaluation and ensuing management and follow-up in each patient having thyroid dysfunction after getting positive for covid-19. Conclusion: The temporal relationship highlights the association of different forms of thyroid dysfunction with COVID19 calling for further research to clarify the connections and answers to many questions.
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216-219
DOI
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Journal: Journal of Pakistan Society of Internal Medicine, Volume: 3, Issue: 3, Year: 2022
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Keywords
COVID-19, Subacute Thyroiditis, thyroid dysfunction, Hashimoto thyroiditis, Covid-19, Graves' disease, various non-thyroidal illness syndrome
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