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Cardiovascular changes in hyperthyroidism

Cardiovascular changes in hyperthyroidisim:







🌟Increased resting heart rate

🌟Increased cardiac output

🌟Increased myocardial oxygen demand
🌟Decreased systemic vascular
 resistances

🌟Systolic hypertension

🌟Peripheral oedema

🌟Congestive cardiac failure
 (This seems paradoxical given the increased cardiac contractility and increased cardiac output

🌟Graves’ and Hashimoto’s diseases may be associated with an increased prevalence of mitral valve prolapse
🌟Angina (can develop in
 persons with with normal coronary arteries)
Coronary artery vasospasm

🌟Left ventricular hypertrophy

🌟Pulmonary hypertension

🌟 Association with Moyamoya
 disease (anatomic occlusion of the terminal portions of internal carotid arteries, usually occurring in in Asian women)
COMMON SYMPTOMES


🌟Palpitations
🌟Exercise intolerance (muscle weakness ± *inability to increase heart rate and ejection fraction)

🌟Exertional dyspnoea

🌟Anginal chest pain