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¿Qué Es La Enfermedad De Graves?
source: American Academy of Ophthalmology
year: 2021
summary/abstract:¿De Qué Manera Afecta A Los Ojos La Enfermedad De Graves?
En algunas personas, una cantidad excesiva de hormona tiroidea puede provocar problemas en la vista y en los ojos. Para cada persona, los síntomas son diferentes y pueden aparecer y desaparecer. A continuación, se describen algunos problemas:
Retracción De Los Párpados
Cuando los músculos alrededor del ojo se inflaman y empujan el ojo hacia adelante, los párpados superior e inferior son halados o contraídos. Pueden halar o contraer el párpado superior o el inferior.
Ojos Protuberantes
El exceso de hormona tiroidea hace que los músculos en el ojo y alrededor de él se hinchen y empujen los ojos hacia afuera. Debido a esta protuberancia del ojo, parece que las personas estuvieran mirando fijo todo el tiempo. Es un síntoma común de la enfermedad de Graves.
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