Hypothyroidism | Clinical Medicine

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In this lecture, Professor Zach Murphy will present on Hypothyroidism. We will discuss the pathophysiology, including the decreased production of thyroid hormones and its effects on the body's metabolic rate. The lecture will include a discussion on the clinical manifestations, such as fatigue, weight gain, cold intolerance, and constipation. The digital presentation will begin with the diagnostic approach, highlighting the importance of TSH and free T4 measurements. Finally, we will review management strategies for Hypothyroidism, emphasizing the use of levothyroxine to normalize thyroid hormone levels and improve symptoms. Enjoy the lecture and support us below!
Table of Contents:
0:00 Lab
0:07 Hypothyroidism Introduction
0:56 Primary Hypothyroidism
6:19 Autoimmune-Related Thyroid Destruction
14:39 Infectious-Related Thyroid Destruction
16:57 Iatrogenic-Related Thyroid Destruction
17:37 Wolff-Chaikoff Effect
20:18 Secondary Hypothyroidism
26:53 Classic Findings- Goiter
29:53 Classic Findings- Metabolic Dysfunction
33:34 Classic Findings- Neurological Dysfunction
35:03 Classic Findings- Cardiovascular Dysfunction
38:26 Classic Findings- Reproductive Dysfunction
40:17 Classic Findings- Gastrointestinal Dysfunction
41:31 Classic Findings- Integumentary Dysfunction
45:00 Myxedema Coma
51:33 Diagnostic Approach to Hypothyroidism
55:45 Treatment of Hypothyroidism
57:48 Comment, Like, SUBSCRIBE!
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Absolutely love your videos! I have medically induced hypothyroidsm, it's been so hard to try and explain to new GP's that I need their help rather than them just insisting i go to my psychiatrist - Educating myself with your videos has definetly helped me better understand my body and what i can do to help it. Also super helpful when thinking about it in a veterinary context too! Ps. Also love seeing why my doctors had me going to all these different tests haha

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You are amazing. Have this 74 y/o with elevated TSH and T 4. Was thinking it could be secondary

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Thank you so much very useful :)
Wondering when the notes of this will be posted on the website. They massively help me with studying.

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The king has made his return
I have a question if anyone could answer, why does the DIASTOLIC bp rise in case hypothyroidism?

[@jordang8317]

Double check this because I’m not a med student but I think it probably is due in part bc hypothyroidism reduces renal flow which results in more fluid retention & therefor higher overall blood pressure (bc there is more fluid in the system). Also I think they have more salt too which also increases water retention and results in increased overall pressure

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[@Ali_n21]

Thank you prof.
Please, I have a question about pretibial myxedema.
Is it specific for Graves’ disease? Or does it occurs in other conditions like hypothyroidism?
Because I was reading it and just mentioned in Graves’ disease

[@cabdimalikcadde8991]

Yes both hypo and hyper (graves ) can have pretibial myxedema bc of
in graves
TSHrAb increase sensitivity of TSH to other organs like fibroblasts thyroid adipose tissues then pretibial myxedema forms
In hypothyroidism
TSH Is high and acts these organs ⬆️ and couse pretibial myxedema
I hope its useful 🫡

[@eaf3782]

Postpartum thyroiditis is likely to be transient if only occurs once. But if it occurs after successive pregnancies/postpartum periods, each occurrence makes it less likely that full thyroid function will be restored.

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[@drsnigdhatripathy7128]

Pretibial myxoedema occurs in hyperthyroidism

[@davidaksa]

Is it possible to talk about a little physiology before you delve into the disease itself? Like you would do in the retired videos. For example, talk about how TSH is produced and its function. It used to tie the entire thing together beautifully. :)

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There is a physiology video in his earlier lectures with hos TSH is produced

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