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Fig.18.1Exampletreatmentalgorithm.
VTE,venousthromboembolism.
Treatmentafterstabilization
Checkserumosmolality2-hourlyforthefirst6hours,andthen4-hourly(ifimproving)forthenext
12hours.Afterthefirst24hours,bloodscanbecheckeddailyifimproving
Bloodglucoselevelshouldbecheckedhourlyforthefirst24hours.Target:10–15mmol/L inthe
first24hours
DiscontinueIVinsulinwhenthepatientiseatinganddrinking
Continuetoassessfluidbalance—aimfor3–6Lpositiveby12hoursbutcheckforsignsoffluid
overloadorcerebraloedema
Dailyfootchecksduetohighriskofpressureulceration.Considerusingheelprotectors
Itmaytakeupto72hoursforelectrolytesandosmolalitytoreturntowithinnormalrange
Continueanticoagulationwhilepatientisrecovering
Refertospecialistteam.
Furtherreading
1. ‘Hyperglycaemic Emergencies’—online lecture material by Dr S Nag for the Royal College of
Physicians.Availableat:https://www.rcplondon.ac.uk/file/6424/download?token=D9VhtcgX
1 Pasquel FJ, Umpierrez GE. Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state: a historic review of the clinical
presentation,diagnosis,andtreatment.DiabetesCare.2014;37:3124–31.
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Chapter19
Hyperthyroidism
Guideline: NICE NG145 (Thyroid disease: assessment and management):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng145
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Hyperthyroidismisacommonconditionwhichaffectsapproximately2%ofwomenand
0.2% of men in the UK and occurs due to an overproduction of thyroid hormones.
Initially, symptoms may develop insidiously which can make diagnosis challenging.
Untreated, symptoms become more severe and can become disabling and even lifethreatening.Inthelong-term,untreatedhyperthyroidismleadstoincreasedcardiovascular
morbidityandmortalityandpatientsareatanincreasedriskofdevelopingosteoporosis.
Itisthereforevitaltorecognisesymptomsearlyinordertomakeatimelydiagnosisand
initiatemanagement.
Diagnosis
Causes
Hyperthyroidismmaybecausedby:
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Graves’disease(75%)
Toxicnodularhyperthyroidism—toxicadenomaandtoxicmultinodulargoitre(15%)
Thyroiditis(10%);silent,postpartum,subacute(viral)
Druginduced(amiodarone,checkpointinhibitors,interferon)
Pituitaryadenoma
Otherrarecauses.
Itisessentialtoestablishthecausesothatappropriatemanagementcanbecommenced.
History
Cardiovascular
Palpitations
↑perspiration
Light-headedness.
Gastrointestinal
↑appetite
Diarrhoea
Weightloss.
Neurological
Difficultysleeping
Tremor
Anxiety
Irritability
Hyperactivity
Fatigue
Heatintolerance.
Other
Oligomenorrhea
Thyroid eye disease (TED) in Graves’ disease (Box 19.1)—red, gritty, bulging eyes, light
sensitivity,doublevision,lossofvision()—seekurgentexpertadvice
Thyroiditis—fever,thyroidpain,malaise,recentviralillness,postpartum.
Box19.1Thyroideyedisease
TED is an autoimmune condition, most commonly associated with Graves’ disease,
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which can leadto blindness.Itcan develop beforeor afterthyroidsymptomsdevelop
andsmokingincreasestherisk.
Examination
RedflagsforpossiblethyroidmalignancyarelistedinBox19.2.
Cardiovascular
Warm,sweatytotouch
Irregularpulse
Tachycardia.
Thyroid
Goitre—diffuseornodular
Tenderness(suggeststhyroiditis)
Thyroidbruit.
Neurological
Tremor
Proximalmyopathy
Hyperreflexia.
Other
TED—exophthalmos,diplopia,lidlag
Pretibialmyxoedema
Thyroidacropachy
Thyrotoxicperiodicparalysis.
Box19.2Redflagsforthyroidmalignancy
Rapidnodulargrowth
Shortnessofbreath
Hoarsevoice
Swallowingdifficulties.
Source:datafromNICENG145.
Investigations
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The main aim of the investigations is to determine the aetiology as this determines the
long-term management. It is important to differentiate between thyroiditis (usually
transient and self-limiting) and other causes of hyperthyroidism that require definitive
treatment.InterpretationofinvestigationfindingsarelistedinTable19.1.
Bedside
ECG—AForsinustachycardia.
Bloods
TSH(suppressedinprimaryandelevatedinsecondaryhyperthyroidism)
Freethyroxine(FT4)/triiodothyronine(FT3)
FBC/U&E/LFT/CRP—toexcludeothercauses
TSH-receptorantibodies(Graves’disease)
ESR—raisedinthyroiditis.
If a patientis acutely unwell with a non-thyroidal illness, do not routinely use TFT as the
resultsmaybeunreliable.
Imaging
Radioisotopescanning
Ultrasoundifpalpablethyroidnodule.
Table19.1Investigationfindingsindifferentcausesofhyperthyroidism
Investigation Graves’disease Toxicnodular
hyperthyroidism
Thyroiditis
Bloods TSHundetectable
FT4andFT3raised
OnlyFT3raisedinT3
toxicosis
TSHundetectable
FT4andFT3raised
OnlyFT3raisedinT3toxicosis
TSHundetectable
FT4andFT3raised
RaisedESR/CRP
Antibodies TSH-receptorantibodies
raised
TPOantibodiesmayberaised
TPOantibodiesmaybe
raised
Radioisotope
scan
Diffuseuptake Focalpatternofuptake Minimaluptake
TPO,thyroidperoxidase.
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Management
Referallpatientstoanendocrinologistforfurtherassessment.
Patienteducation
Discuss the function of the thyroid gland and the risks of over- and undertreatment.
Explaintheimportanceoftreatmentcomplianceevenwhenasymptomatictoavoidlongterm complications. Explain the need for routine monitoring. Risks of various
managementoptionsarediscussedinTable19.2.
Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
Smokingcessation(particularlyifTED)
Seleniumsupplements(particularlyifTED).
Pharmacologicalmanagement
Thionamide:
Carbimazoleisfirstline(propylthiouracilifpregnant)
Monotherapy(titrateddoseofcarbimazole)OR
‘Blockandreplace’(higherdoseofcarbimazole,addlevothyroxinewhenneeded)
Radioiodine
Beta-blockersforadrenergicsymptoms.
Surgicalmanagement
Thyroidectomy/hemithyroidectomy.
Graves’disease
Radioiodineis usuallyrecommendedasfirstlinebutthionamides canbe offeredasfirstlinein
mild,uncomplicateddiseaseorifradioiodineisunsuitable
Thionamidesmaybegivenasa12–18-monthcourse
Ifthereareconcernsaboutcompressionormalignancy,surgeryshouldbeofferedfirstline(once
euthyroidismisachievedwiththionamidetreatment).
Toxicnodularhyperthyroidism
Radioiodineisfirstlineunlessunsuitable
Surgicalorlong-termantithyroidmedicationsaresecondline
Forcasesofasinglenodule,radioiodineorhemithyroidectomyarefirst-lineoptions.
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Thyroiditis
Supportivemanagement,e.g.simpleanalgesia.
Table19.2Risksofhyperthyroidismmanagementoptions
Radioiodine Surgery Antithyroiddrugs
Risks
Long-termhypothyroidismlikely
Short-term radiation protection
required
Avoidance of pregnancy/fathering a
childinnearfuture
Newor worseningthyroideye disease
particularly if untreated
hypothyroidism
Invasive and
requires general
anaesthetic
Long-term
hypothyroidism
Scarring
Swallowing and
breathingdifficulties
Voicechange
Hypoparathyroidism
Long-term cure rate 50% Graves’
disease (but lower for
nodule/multinodulargoitre)
Carbimazole:
Agranulocytosis
Pancreatitis
Birthdefectsiftakeninpregnancy
Propylthiouracil:
Agranulocytosis
Liverfailure
Need for regular bloods and follow-up
appointments
Source:datafromNICENG145.
Monitoringandfollow-up
Thionamidetherapy
CheckFBCandLFTbeforestarting—onlyrecheckifunwell
Warn patient regarding risks and give written advice (1. agranulocytosis, 2. pancreatitis, 3.
teratogenic)
Stoptherapyimmediatelyifthepatientdevelopsagranulocytosis()
CheckTSH/FT4every6weeksuntilTSHiswithinthereferencerange,titratingasappropriateto
thelowestdoserequiredtomaintainTSHinreferencerange,thencheckTSHevery3monthsuntil
thetherapyisstopped(12–18monthsdependingonregimen)
After stopping therapy—measure TSH within 8 weeks of stopping, 3-monthly for a year, then
annuallythereafterorsoonerifsymptomsofrecurrenthyperthyroidism.
Ifreceivingthionamides,ariseinTSHorfallinFT4shouldleadtoareductionorwithdrawal
inthionamidedose.
Radioiodinetherapy
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CheckTSH/FT4/FT3every6weeksforthefirst6monthsuntilTSHiswithinthereferencerange
WarnandmonitorforevidenceofTED
MeasureTSHat9and12monthsandthenevery6monthsthereafter
Offerlevothyroxinetothosewhodevelophypothyroidism
Ifhyperthyroidismpersists,offerantithyroiddrugsandfurtherradioiodine6monthsposttreatment.
Surgicaltherapy
Offerlevothyroxinetoallpatients:
<65 years and no history of cardiovascular disease: starting dose 1.6 micrograms/kg/day,
roundedtothenearest25micrograms
≥65yearsorhistoryofcardiovasculardisease:startingdose25–50micrograms/day
MeasureTSHpostoperativelyandthenannuallythereafter
Measurecalciumpostoperativelyandreplaceasrequired(maybeshort-term).
Specialconsiderations
Subclinicalhyperthyroidism
OccurswhenTSHissuppressedbutT3/T4levelsarewithinthenormalrange(Box19.3).
Box19.3InterpretationofTSHlevelsinsubclinicalhyperthyroidism
A TSH level >0.1mIU/L is more likely to be related to non-thyroidal illness than
hyperthyroidism
ATSHlevel<0.1mIU/Lismorelikelytobeduetomildhyperthyroidism.
Management
SeekspecialistadviceifpatienthastwolowTSHreadingsatleast3monthsapartandevidenceof
thyroiddisease
IfuntreatedandTSHpersistentlyoutsidethereferencerange,considertestingTSH/FT4/FT3every
6months.
Amiodarone
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Amiodarone therapy may cause hyperthyroidism (amiodarone-induced thyrotoxicosis (AIT)) or
hypothyroidismduetoitshighiodinecontent
Inpatientswithunderlyinghyperthyroidism(includinglatentGraves’disease),theymaydevelop
type1AITafterstartingamiodarone.Thisrequiresthionamidetherapy
In previously euthyroid individuals whotakeamiodarone(often for several months/years), they
maydeveloptype2AITcausedbythyroiditis.Oftenpatientsrecoverafterseveralmonthsandmay
subsequentlyexperiencehypothyroidismbeforetheirthyroidhormonelevelsnormalize.Thistype
sometimesrespondstosteroidtherapy.
Thyroidstorm
Thyroid storm manifests with signs of severe hyperthyroidism resulting in multisystem
decompensation. This represents a life-threatening emergency and may be triggered in patients
withhyperthyroidism(maybepreviouslyundiagnosed).Triggersincludeinfectionorsurgery.
Secondaryhyperthyroidism
Secondary hyperthyroidism causesanormalorraisedTSHlevel.Thismaybeduetoapituitary
tumourthatproducesTSHorresistancetopituitaryhormones
If secondary hyperthyroidism is suspected, it is important tocheck visual fields andrequest an
MRIbrain.
Elderly
Often present with weight loss, depression, and cardiovascular features, such as AF and
deteriorationofpre-existingcardiacdisease.
Pregnancy
All pregnantpatientswithhyperthyroidism should see a specialistas theymay needantithyroid
drugdosereduction
Patients on a ‘block and replace’ regimen should be switched to a maintenance regimen and
patientsoncarbimazoleshouldbeswitchedtopropylthiouracil
Duringpregnancy,targetFT4levelsshouldbeatupperendofthereferencerangeduetotherisk
hypothyroidismposestothefetusand↑ratesofmiscarriageandprematuredelivery
Hyperemesisgravidarummaybeassociatedwiththyrotoxicbiochemistrybutthisresolveswithout
treatmentwhenhyperemesissettles.
Furtherreading
1.BoelaertK(2018).Thyroidhormonemetabolism.In:TurnerHE,EastellR,GrossmanA(eds)Oxford
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