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  • snelsen
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    HI Sharon! I am sure many people on this site appreciated your comments after your TT. I had a similar recovery, and remain as pleased as you are, many years later.
    I just had eye muscle surgery last week, have had TED for almost two years, so if your eyes become an issue for you, and you have TED, feel free to write to me! Been there, doing that!
    Shirley

    Kimberly
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    sharona219 wrote: I take replacement hormone and that seems fine. Maybe alittle low but I’ve got the eye issues so we’ve decided to keep it that way till the eyes are settled. OK that’s my story.

    Hello – When you say you are “low”, do you mean the low end of the “normal” range…or actually below normal? And is it your TSH is low? Or your thyroid hormone is low?

    The reason I ask is that there is a theory that going hypO after treatment could potentially make the eye issues worse. In fact, one study suggested that the reason for the link between RAI and eye issues *may* be that the patients are allowed to go too hypO before beginning a replacement regimen.

    Hopefully, you have a relationship with a good ophthalmologist who can advise you further on this issue.

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