Graves’ disease is one of the most common thyroid-related problems. It mainly affects women, especially those who are in menopause (over 40 years old). Signs and symptoms of Graves’ disease include fatigue, rapid heartbeat, excessive sweating, changes in menstrual cycles, or goiter.

Graves’ disease is one of the most common thyroid diseases. It mainly affects women and people under 40 years of age. Currently, Graves’ disease has effective treatments, including surgery, medication, or radioactive iodine therapy. Depending on the condition and progression of the disease, each person will have a different treatment option.