Assertion: increased lacrimation | /r/HasProperty | incomplete closure of the eyes
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text: Neuromuscular Brisk peripheral reflexes with accelerated relaxation phase and weakness of proximal muscles Neuropsychiatric Anxiety, rapid and pressured speech, insomnia, psychosis (if hyperthyroidism is severe) Ocular Increased lacrimation, incomplete closure of the eyes when sleeping reported by the patient's partner, photophobia, increased eye sensitivity to wind or smoke, grittiness or sensation of a foreign body or sand in the eyes Symptoms pathognomonic for Graves disease: exophthalmos, periorbital edema, diplopia, blurred vision, reduced color perception Table 2.
text: Neuromuscular Brisk peripheral reflexes with accelerated relaxation phase and weakness of proximal muscles Neuropsychiatric Anxiety, rapid and pressured speech, insomnia, psychosis (if hyperthyroidism is severe) Ocular Increased lacrimation, incomplete closure of the eyes when sleeping reported by the patient's partner, photophobia, increased eye sensitivity to wind or smoke, grittiness or sensation of a foreign body or sand in the eyes Symptoms pathognomonic for Graves disease: exophthalmos, periorbital edema, diplopia, blurred vision, reduced color perception Signs that are pathognomonic for Graves disease include orbitopathy, pretibial myxedema (thyroid dermopathy), and thyroid acropachy, which occur in 25%, 1.5%, and 0.3% of patients, respectively.16 Goiters that develop in Graves disease are usually smooth and may have a thrill on palpation or a bruit on auscultation.