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I read something recently that said smokers, in general, have larger thyroid glands and feel the symtoms of thyroid disease more intensely. That's particularly so for hyperthyroidism and more especially for the eye disease associated with it.
It didn't say anything about smoking and it's interaction with the meds though.
I'd guess that between quitting smoking and going through surgery, your body probably is going to need a longer period to settle down. It's been through a lot.
Congratulation on getting through both! Keep it up.
I just recalled there was a really large post bout smoking and thyroids and/or thyroid meds ... maybe do a search and plug in "smoking thyroid" and see if it comes up .. about 2 weeks ago maybe?
Cheryl
It didn't say anything about smoking and it's interaction with the meds though.
I'd guess that between quitting smoking and going through surgery, your body probably is going to need a longer period to settle down. It's been through a lot.
Congratulation on getting through both! Keep it up.
C~