Hyperthyroidism and acute bronchial asthma.

FitzPatrick, William J.; Foreman, P.; Porter, E.J.B.; Beckett, A. Gordon

doi:10.1136/bmj.288.6413.314

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“…The relationship between asthma and hyperthyroidism has been documented and reviewed in former literatures . Asthma develops only in a small group of susceptible hyperthyroidism patients .…”

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Acute severe asthma with thyroid crisis and myasthenia: a case report and literature review

Gong

Xiao

et al. 2015

Clinical Respiratory J

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Here, we highlighted both the importance of early recognition of thyroid storm and prompt therapies, which likely attenuated organ dysfunction and enabled this patient to recover from the life-threatening attack. Asthmatic patients should be closely controlled when suspected of thyroid disorders, especially those with high levels of anti-thyroid antibodies irrespective of thyroid hormones concentrations.

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