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I Just Found Out I Have Thyriod Issues

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Dball63 - 18 Oct 2005 21:03 GMT
I was wondering if being hyperthyriod could be causing my
Sinusitis/Rhinitis? I've had sinus problems moslty rhinitis for over 5
years now. 3 sinus infections as well. I was wondering if anyone knows
of some sort of corilation between the two diseases? I've ony noticed
the thyriod symptoms for about 3 months now.

David
Sacramento, CA
Steven L. - 19 Oct 2005 00:29 GMT
> I was wondering if being hyperthyriod could be causing my
> Sinusitis/Rhinitis? I've had sinus problems moslty rhinitis for over 5
> years now. 3 sinus infections as well. I was wondering if anyone knows
> of some sort of corilation between the two diseases? I've ony noticed
> the thyriod symptoms for about 3 months now.

"Hyperthyroidism"???  Doesn't sound logical.
Now *hypothyroidism* might possibly lower your resistance to infections.
 But not hyperthyroidism.

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Don Brady - 19 Oct 2005 00:49 GMT
>I was wondering if being hyperthyriod could be causing my
>Sinusitis/Rhinitis? I've had sinus problems moslty rhinitis for over 5
>years now. 3 sinus infections as well. I was wondering if anyone knows
>of some sort of corilation between the two diseases? I've ony noticed
>the thyriod symptoms for about 3 months now.

I have suggested many times to people here that they have their thyroid checked
because it can be a casue of sinusitis.

As Steven says,  sinusitis is more likely to develop in people who are
hypothryoid than hyperthryoid.  However, hyperthyroidism might exacerbate
allergies and hence sinusitis also indirectly.....
Shirley Thebaglady - 19 Oct 2005 11:59 GMT
I've had allergies all my life and my MD has checked my thyroid many
times but it is not low.
He does a TSH blood test and checks my glands in my neck manually. He is
an Endocine Md that specializes in the thyroid gland. I've had a biopsy
and a scan too.

shirley

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