#Dog Hypothyroidism

[puppyexpressions]

Hypothyroidism in Dogs: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment

When a dog’s thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones, a condition called hypothyroidism occurs. Middle-aged and older dogs are most commonly affected. Thyroid hormones help regulate many internal functions, such as metabolism and heart rate. When these hormones are low, vital functions are impaired and symptoms develop. Fortunately, with early detection and treatment, most hypothyroid dogs have a normal life expectancy.

Causes of hypothyroidism in dogs

Lymphocytic thyroiditis, an immune-mediated condition, is the most common cause of hypothyroidism in dogs. It occurs when the immune system attacks and destroys the thyroid gland, resulting in significant inflammation and low hormone production. It is unknown why the immune system decides to attack the thyroid gland, but it is thought to be hereditary.

Hypothyroidism in dogs can also occur due to thyroid gland atrophy. During this process, the functional tissue of the thyroid gland is replaced by fat. Veterinarians also don’t know why this process occurs.

A pituitary gland tumor is another cause, but it is extremely rare. The pituitary gland is located at the base of a dog’s brain and is responsible for secreting thyroid stimulating hormone. In dogs with a pituitary tumor, this process is impaired, and the thyroid gland is not stimulated. Therefore, thyroid hormones are not produced.

Symptoms of hypothyroidism in dogs

Hypothyroidism causes numerous symptoms in dogs, which may include the following:

Weight gain despite a normal appetite

Fat accumulation around shoulders, neck, and hind end

Lethargy

Dull hair coat

Slow hair regrowth

Flaky and/or thickened skin

Patches of alopecia (hair loss)

Slow heart rate

Cold intolerance

Recurrent skin and ear infections

Fertility issues

Reduced tear production (dry eye)

Nerve abnormalities

Dogs with hypothyroidism may have high cholesterol, high fat content and mild anemia on bloodwork.

How to treat hypothyroidism in dogs

Dogs with hypothyroidism require oral supplementation of a synthetic thyroid hormone called levothyroxine. This medication is given daily and is relatively inexpensive. The dose, which is determined by the dog’s weight, may change over time based on his response to treatment. Periodic bloodwork helps the veterinarian assess hormone levels and adjust the dose when necessary. Supplementation is required for the remainder of the pet’s life.

Since hypothyroid dogs are already prone to high cholesterol, switching to a low-fat kibble is beneficial. Omega-3 fatty acids also promote a healthier skin and coat. Your veterinarian can recommend the best type of food to meet your dog’s specific needs.

Life expectancy

Hypothyroidism is not a curable condition. However, most healthy, hypothyroid dogs live long, happy lives with the proper monitoring and treatment. Dogs with additional health issues, such as heart disease or kidney disease, may have shorter lifespans due to the difficulty in managing hypothyroidism alongside concurrent illness.

If left untreated, hypothyroidism results in a poor quality of life, an increased risk of complications and a reduced lifespan. Early diagnosis ensures your pet receives the treatment he needs to be happy and healthy. If you notice any signs of hypothyroidism in your dog, bring him to the veterinarian for evaluation.

#hyperthyroidism #dog health #dog thyroid health #hyperthyroidism in dogs #Dog Hypothyroidism #dog thyroids

[priyankaroy]

9 Worst Dog Hypothyroidism Symptoms That Can Be Deadly!

#Dog Hypothyroidism Symptoms #dog hypothyroidism #signs of hypothyrodism in dogs

[disabledstraydogs]

Chuuya has congenital hypothyroidism and chronic fatigue, Dazai has chronic pain and scoliosis

"Congenital hypothyroidism and chronic fatigue chuuya and scoliosis and chronic pain dazai.. if they count as disabilities sorry!! based off me and my beautiful beautiful gf."

#bsd #disability headcanon #bungou stray dogs #disabled stray dogs #request #bsd chuuya #chuuya nakahara #bsd dazai #dazai osamu #hypothyroidism headcanon #chronic fatigue headcanon #chronic pain headcanon #scoliosis headcanon

[x22817]

Hek and I have done more in the last week than we have in the last year. We had way too much fun! Hek was showered with well-deserved compliments everywhere we went.

This is her watching me eat under the table at a very busy restaurant. Some may see it as a Bean begging to be shared with, but it's really her doing her job. I encourage her to watch me, especially when I'm eating, because a lot of her alerts/interruptions are visual. This meal was a fast food restaurant that I particularly struggled with. Hek ended up just laying her head on the bench so she could watch my hands continuously, and I could easily switch from harming myself to petting her.

Drug and health update below

Now that my parents are gone, I'm changing all the drug stuff. It's time to once again drop on my prednisone dose. The Fludrocortisone probably needs to be increased, but I can't do anything about that rn. I'm also changing the times I'm taking everything in hopes it will ease the tapering experience.

Current schedule:

12:00 - 5mg Pred

4:00 - 100mcg Levothyroxine

7:00 - 10mg Pred + 0.1mg Fludro

17:00 - 2.5mg Pred

22:00 - 2.5mg Pred

New schedule:

11:00 - 5mg Pred

5:00 - 100mcg Levo + 7.5mg Pred + 0.1mg Fludro

17:00 - 2.5mg Pred

Straight up, I'm not excited to transition from the immuno suppressive level to the adrenal support level. Pain and energy levels are meh at best. My joints are already becoming problematic again, especially my fingers and toes. I'm struggling with sleeping in every way, which baffles my endo, but idk what to tell her. Mostly, it's the salt cravings that have skyrocketed in the last two months that are driving me crazy. The weight problem is just something I'm learning to live with at this point. It's all water retention and gaining the weight I couldn't keep on before the cortisol.

#beans beans the magickal fruit #service dog #dogblr #autoimmune #spoonie #hashimoto's thyroiditis #addison's disease #chronic illness #chronic pain #disability #hypothyroidism

[spoonie-journey]

Some people have a service animal. I have a disservice animal. She’s a menace. A wretch, she probably has more mental disorders than me. she’s loud and demanding and she sheds all over the place. She gets in my face and sniffs my eyeballs when I feel bad and she’s a serial leash puller despite me trying to train her. Ooh lord

#texas thinks #german shepherd #non service animal #spoonie #autoimmine disease #hypothyroidism #actually disabled #silly dog

[agayconcept]

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#🤦‍♂️ #welp #got off the phone w the vet and my dog needs to be on yet another medication #she's developed hypothyroidism which is making her health worse #And her liver enzymes r too high #so we can add that to the list that also includes: #moderate to severe heart murmur #high blood pressure #severe seasonal allergies #extreme IBD #the most severe case of hemorrhagic gastroenteritis the internal med specialist has seen in her 20+ year career #arthritis #permanent spinal injury & condition #.....HOW IS THIS DOG EVEN ALIVE HER BODY IS AS CHAOTIC AND BROKEN AS MINE IS #holy fuck #truly and actually i have spent over $10k on this dog in the last 2 years #currently paying about $300 a month for her medications (which will now go up) plus her 2 specialised diets and 3 supplements #aiyaiyaiiiii #fucking hell #truly i adore this dog but she is draining my bank account like leech #its not her fault obvi its all good #and i can certainly relate as a trash-bodied disabled person as well #but thats. kind of the point #i live off of disability and my mother has no savings left so i cannot afford keeping up w these appts and costs #now they wanna do more ultrasounds and i was like. ma'am. i have zero moneys. i cannae do that #so we compromised for more bloodwork (still pricey af) and if that looks bad then we'll go for the ultrasound #fuckin hell. sudhdhdj #I LOVE THIS DOG WITH ALL HER ISSUES BUT JFC I CANNOT AFFORD THIS #diary #willow

[mandana-the-service-pup]

Testing out my theory that Mandana is developing a natural hypoglycemia alert & response.

I don’t have diabetes but low blood sugar is something I’ve always struggled with and I’m sure my thyroid problems right now aren’t helping.

Mandana was acting funky while we were playing. She usually only does that when there’s something wrong with me. I asked if it was an alert so she went and got the medical alert badge we use for HR alerts but then refused to bring it to me. Then I asked her to bring my blood pressure cuff which is what she does to alert to blood pressure problems. She ran off again but instead of bringing the cuff she brought me a nutritional shake. I took it from her and asked her to bring the cuff again but she just kept bringing me nutritional shakes.

She does this sometimes and I’ve been suspecting that she might have caught on to the pattern and developed a natural blood sugar alert/response. I didn’t want to believe it because it’s too good to be true. Heart Rate (Hi/Low) Blood Pressure (Hi/Low) AND low blood sugar?! All from one dog and with different alerts, high accuracy rate and minimal training…I mean, come on 🙄

But she DID develop a natural blood pressure alert. She realized that I only ask her to “bring cuff” when my blood pressure is really bad. She started bringing me the cuff without being asked but when I started checking my blood pressure afterwards she was always right. So it’s possible that she picked up on the pattern that I only ask her to bring me my “drink” when my blood sugar is low as well. The problem is that I’m so jaded to chronic illness that I’m usually pretty unaware of my symptoms and not thinking clearly when my blood sugar is low, so I never think to check it when she brings me a drink. I just take the drink and thank her.

But ignoring a well-known command and bringing me a plethora of nutritional shakes was a good reminder to check and sure enough it was a bit low. I’m not claiming that she is a super accurate, double-blind tested medical alert dog, but hey…if it helps mitigate my disability 🤗🥰😎

#belgian malinois #2 years #service dog in training #medical alert service dog #medical alerts #medical alert and response tasks #medical alert #hypoglycemia #dysautonomia #postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome #orthostatic hypotension #hashimotosthyroiditis #hypothyroid problems #ehlers danlos syndrome #gastroparesis

[tehloserprince]

I swear he's taunting me.

Like. I would give anything to achieve this level of ✨️comfort✨️

#my dingus #oscar #aka ozzy #deaf dog #epileptic dog #hypothyroid dog #he's the worst #and i say that with complete affection

[mistydeyes]

141 and what their patient file looks like

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summary: This is what I imagine everyone's favorite pharmacist as well as medics see when they look at 141's medical file.

Based on this pharmacist and 141 interactions

pairing: Task Force 141 x pharmacist!Reader

warnings: medical/pharmacy terminology, medical inaccuracies, swearing, depiction of wounds, mention of substance use disorder and abuse

Terms

PMH - Past medical history - the total sum of a patient's health status prior to the presenting problem

FH - Family history - contributing family history, generally parents and siblings

SH - Social history - contributing social behavior and routine

a/n: not canon at all! this is just a reference for me

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Price

PMH

Height: 1.88 m (6' 2'')

Weight: 93 kg (205 lbs)

Blood type: O+

Extensive physical injuries

21+ stab wounds - 2 required antibiotics for recurrent infection

9x bullet wound - 5x in the extremities, 4x in the chest (no perforation of vital organs), healed without complication

5x abrasion collar - 1 near right eyebrow became infected following medical eval and stitches

3x diagnosed concussion

Aspirin-sensitivity

Previously evaluated for tinnitus and hearing loss

FH

Father - deceased at 76 from liver disease - 50 pack years, mycardial infarction (x2)

Mother - deceased at 84 due to chronic heart failure (CHF) -Glaucoma, asthma, CHF

Sister - Sports induced asthma, hypothyroidism

Negative family history of diabetes, hypertension, and cancer

SH

Smokes - 30 pack years

Drinks regularly - 4-5 hard liquor each weekend; 1 glass of whiskey occasionally

Physically active - Enjoys recreational activities such as hiking, swimming, and biking

Has 1 dog, currently under the care of pt's younger sister

History of monogynous long term relationships, currently single

Medication list + indications

Amoxicillin/Clavulanic acid 625mg - Infection

Morphine 15mg + Ketamine 3mg - IV - Pain

Paracetamol 750mg - Pain

Buproprion SR 150mg - Smoking cessation - not-taking est 2004

Allergies

Aspirin allergy - Reaction: hives and asthma - ONLY PRESCRIBE PARACETAMOL

No environmental, food, or animal allergies

Notes

Patient has denied smoking cessation options

Soap

PMH

Height: 1.88 m (6' 2'')

Weight: 91 kg (200 lbs)

Blood type: O+

7x stab wound - 6 required antibiotics for recurrent infection, 2 MRSA resistant

2x bullet wound - 2x in lower extremities, healed with no complication

6x abrasion collar

2x broken collar bone - healed, with no complication

Lactose sensitivity - Recurrent IBS if ingested

Chipped first left molar following opening a beer with teeth

FH

Father deceased at 68 due to heart failure - Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, high cholesterol

Mother - Stage I HTN (hypertension)

Sister #1 - Postpartum depression, generalized anxiety disorder

Sister #2 - Elevated cholesterol/triglycerides

Brother - No known chronic health issues

Positive family history of diabetes and hypertension, but no cancer

SH

Drinks regularly and heavily - 8-12 beers and 2-3 glasses of hard liquor each weekend; 1 glass of scotch occasionally

Smokes socially - 5 pack years

Physically active

Close relationship with family, has 4 dogs at home under the care of pt's mothers

Avid fan of The Glasgow Football Club

Medication list + indications

Clindamycin 300mg with ciprofloxacin 400mg - Infection

Amoxicillin/Clauvanic acid 625mg - Infection

Vancomycin 18mg/kg - MRSA resistant infection

Paracetamol 500mg - Pain

Morphine 15mg IV - Pain

Doxycycline 100mg - Acne discontinued in 2004

Allergies

Insect stings - Observed anaphylaxis to childhood bee sting

Notes

Patient demonstrates medication non-adherence, counsel ESPECIALLY with antibiotics

Scored 6 on Alcohol use disorders identification test for consumption (AUDIT C)

Gaz

PMH

Height: 1.86 m (6' 1'')

Weight: 93 kg (205 lbs)

Blood type: B-

3x stab wound - healed, no complications

1x broken collar bone

2x broken femur

Diagnosed concussion - evaluated in Oct. '19

FH

Father - Type 1 Diabetes, high cholesterol

Mother - Vitiligo, Stage 3 breast cancer

Positive family history of maternal cancer and diabetes, but no hypertension

SH

Social drinker - 3-4 beers each weekend

Does not smoke

Physically active - Enjoys morning and evening runs

Enjoys spicy food and tries to introduce into diet

When on leave, enjoys attending concerts and music festivals

Medication list + indications

Piriteze 10mg - Allergic rhinitis

Fluticasone Propionate - 93 mcg/actuation - Allergic rhinitis

Paracetamol 500mg - Pain

Allergies

Seasonal - Pollen and pet dander

β-Lactam allergy - Reaction: anaphylaxis evaluated in '19

Notes

Organ donor

Ghost

PMH

Height: Weight: 1.93 m (6' 4'')

WeighT: 100 kg (220 lbs)

Blood type: AB-

Extensive cuts and scarring to entire body

4+ stab wounds - healed, no complications

Gun shot to lower abdomen - healed, no complications, evaluated in Nov. '22

13+ collar abrasion

2x broken nose

Childhood injury of broken tibia and large toe

Psych eval - History of depression and post traumatic stress disorder, childhood history indicates emotional and physical abuse

FH

Father - status unknown Diagnosed alcohol use disorder

Brother - deceased, cause of death non-contributory - Substance use disorder

Mother - deceased, cause of death non-contributory - Hypertension, thrombophilia (blood clotting disorder)

Positive family history of hypertension, but no diabetes or cancer

SH

Social drinker - 3-4 glasses of hard liquor each weekend

Smokes socially - 10 pack years

Physically active - Enjoys nightly walks

Psych eval - Other squad members act as his emotional support

Expressed interest in cats and tattoo art (FLAGGED: Further input and comments from other medical professionals would be appreciated)

Medication list + indications

Paracetamol 1000mg - Pain

Amoxicillin/Clavulanic acid 625mg - Infection

Morphine 20mg + Ketamine 4.5mg IV - Pain

Mafenide acetate 5% topical - Antimicrobial, burn wounds

Fluoxetine 20mg twice daily - Depression - not taking est 2001

Allergies

NKDA - No known drug allergies

No environmental, food, or animal allergies

Psych recommends evaluation of a pet, such as cat, for pt while on leave

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[becausegoodheroesdeservekidneys]

I just got a Cardigan corgi last week! All my dogs have been secondhand/from the used dog lot. This handsome fella had to be rehomed when their baby turned out to be super allergic. He's 7 & hypothyroid- a bit extra-chunky. We were thinking of renaming him a Welsh name (though I think he was from a German breeder) but we settled on Hank. Here he is with Dolly the runty rescue Newfoundland ('only' 90lbs) & our friend's 1year old Pembroke (from Wales! Fresh from the source!), Violet. She's a sweetheart.

Awwwwwww also that Newfie is tiny

(btw if you spell it 'Hanc' it automatically Welshifies, so if desired you could have your cake and eat it lol)

#asks #animalia

[lilliathshifts]

Introduction time 🫶

I realized I’ve not done and introduction and I kinda apologize for that. Anyway, moving on.

Hi, my name is Sulia Lilliath, and you can refer to me as Lilliath. I’ve been shifting since August 2020. I think the reason I believed in shifting so fast is because I’ve always thought that other realities existed. Like, I would sit and watch Grimm with my dad and would think “What if this show is a like a real place that people actually live in; I wonder what it would be like to go there?” I have 21-22 Drs (I counted) but I haven't tried to shift to any of them, except for a few.

Here’s a little rundown about me

I was born June 6, 2007

I’m a Gemini 😚

I have a little sister

I have a lot of pets - 2 dogs, 2 fish, 3 guineas, 2 rabbits, and 17 chickens

Sadly, I’m from texas 😔

I’ve lived in a small town my whole life

I really like to travel, I’ve gone to Vegas, Estes Park, Colorado (3x), I’ve gone camping in Oklahoma many times

I’m weirdly obsessed with sleep token

I have an autoimmune disease (hypothyroidism)

I have one true friend who is adore so much

Some shifting related things

I haven’t shifted yet 😭

I’ve been shifting for 3 1/2 years

A dr that I tried shifting to the longest is Supernatural

I introduced one of my friends to shifting and she shifted first try 🥲

None of my friends wanted to group shift so I scripted them into my drs. We gonna be together one way or another 🫶

My very first dr was a MHA LOV dr and the first guy I shifted for was Dabi..

I’m respawning to my better cr

My favorite dr is my iZombie dr. It’s my go to when I’m bored of other drs

Peace dawgs

#reality shifting #reality shifting methods #shiftblr #shifters #shifting #shifting community #anti shifters dni #shiftinconsciousness #permashifting #desired reality #shifting intro

[socialistexan]

So I found out that Teddy, that tiktok honking cat, passed away suddenly a few months ago last night and now I just can't get it out of my head.

I watched the goodbye video and watching his human tearfully say goodbye to him and how he meant more than anything to her just crushed me. Particularly as Milo is about to turn 9 this Sunday and that's getting into old age for a Labrador, especially one with hypothyroidism and lifelong medical issues like he has.

It didn't hit me the way Esper (the "little Russian lady" vibe Borzoi) did, because I followed Esper and her human for years after that, but both were my inspiration for my favorite dog and cat breeds (even if I don't love the name for that cat breed)

You will be missed, Teddy, your honks will continue to echo in our hearts.

[clowngirlblues]

No context. Just elvis cup from my gram and frög lurking.

Hi! Name is Jordan, age is 22 and i can't drive a car! 👉👉

Im exhausted most of the time bc i have hypothyroidism 💅 but i will double text u if im excited and i seldom stop talking. My memory is bad so i might forget ur name for a minute but i promise i have the best intentions. I have a very cool gf who lives in canada 🍁 . i live in the US and i love cartoons and dogs. I also love reading. Need new book recs so hmu 😎👌 DMs are open! I love clowns 2 btw. Okay! Thats all 4 now

#lgbtq #lesbian #looking for friends #idk where to start #love adventure time #i have a bubbline tattoo

[thethunderwolf]

Having a fucking time. Got diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, feeling like shit, got the absolutely worst constipation I’ve ever had and I feel sick as a dog. Can’t even work so I’ve got time off sick leave but still for fucks sakes ! Let me deal with coming to terms with the hypothyroidism!! I don’t need constipation right now !!!

#personal

[marmolita]

(medical stuff cw behind the cut)

I really dislike being in this state where I have weird headaches and no idea if they're from chronic sinusitis, hormones/perimenopause, my thyroid meds being off, allergies, tension, migraine, or something else entirely 😑

What makes it worse is that I now have the world's most useless primary care doctor, so there's no point in even going to see him, and every specialist is only gonna treat the thing they're a specialist for. The three weeks of antibiotics the ENT gave me did improve things! But they're degrading again now and he said the next thing he'd do would be surgery, which I don't wanna do when I'm not even sure that's the problem.

My endocrinologist previously had me tweak my synthroid dose down, which appeared to help, but then all my hypothyroid symptoms started coming back, so I bumped it back up, and that was fine for a while but now not so much. But would I rather have headaches or constant joint pain? When I asked him about whether it might be hormonal at my last appointment he blew me off and was like "if you want to go back and forth between these two doses to manage your symptoms that's fine" which is not very useful.

There's also the dimension that it might be related to not getting enough exercise, and my schedule is a disaster right now so I'm not getting any exercise beyond walking the dog at the moment. Or maybe it's related to food! I get a worse headache when I'm hungry.

In any case idk I guess I need to find a new primary care doctor who actually is useful, if such a thing even exists anymore

#lita talks about herself

[halofcrged]

RULES.

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