Can thyroid issues cause seizures?
My uncle recently had a seizure, and doctors are investigating various causes, including his existing thyroid condition. I was shocked to hear thyroid could be related. Can thyroid issues actually cause seizures?
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5 months ago
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Seizures are very serious and not something you can manage with home remedies at all. While mild thyroid symptoms can be eased with diet, seizures are a major medical emergency. Please see a doctor immediately to find out what is causing this.
5 months ago
Any kind of fit or seizure is extremely dangerous and scary, especially for a child. If your loved one is experiencing this, please don't take any chances or look for home tips. Take them to the nearest hospital immediately.
5 months ago
While my health tracker helps me manage my daily routine, a symptom like a seizure is a major red flag that needs immediate hospital care. Please don't try to look up remedies online. Go to an emergency room right away.
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5 months ago
Yes, severe underactive thyroid (myxedema coma) or a severe hyperactive thyroid state can rarely trigger seizures due to severe electrolyte imbalances or brain swelling. Since a seizure is a critical red-flag symptom, you must go to a hospital immediately for proper evaluation.
5 months ago
Ho na, seizures are very scary! If someone is having seizures, it's not a normal thyroid symptom you can ignore. Please don't wait at home, immediately go to a big hospital and show them to a doctor.