The page give a brief description of the history of Graves Disease, which was something that I didn't find on any other web site. The TFA also has a section dedicated to the discussion of who gets Graves Disease and reasons why. There is a slightly more detailed list of symptoms, as well as a section pertaining to the diagnosis of Graves Disease. The American Thyroid Foundation T he American Thyroid Foundation has put together a wonderful page that includes a list of symptoms and possible environmental triggers. Furthermore, this page offers an in depth discussion of diagnosis of the disease as well as comprehensive material pertaining to each of the popular treatments.
Doctors also pursue different combinations of the treatments listed above.
It also suggests books and other reading material for patients. It is the best one that I found because it combined all the medical contents listed above with the personal experiences of Sue Rose, a woman who has been battling with Graves Disease. If one is to read one thing on this page, I would suggest reading Sue Roses' story . I took comfort in this story because in some ways it sounds very similar to my mother's. It is great knowing that she is not alone, although at times she feels like she is.