TED

jay82458

I am currently taking armour for a thyroid condition. I am wondering about long terms effects. In your article you mentioned development of TED...what is this?

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stella5349

As long as the Armour is being given to you that meets your Dx and frees you up on your symptoms - then you should be fine.

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pep88

TED is short for Thryoid Eye Disease. It's most common in hyper-thryoid/Graves patients but can occasionally be dx'd in hypo-thyroid patients as well. This is a condition where thyroid antibodies attact the lining of the eyes and they in turn bulge or appear to bulge from the sockets.

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