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Sunita Gupta, a 36-year-old HR consultant, always looked composed—but one day, she noticed her eyes were bulging unnaturally.
At first, she brushed it off as stress or late nights at work. But soon, her vision blurred, her heartbeat raced, and she was losing weight without trying.

Family and colleagues began to worry: “Why are your eyes popping out?”
Doctors suspected everything from insomnia to eye strain. No one connected the dots—until she met Dr. Anirban Biswas.

He immediately ordered a thyroid profile—her T3 and T4 were extremely high, TSH suppressed.
A thyroid scan and TSH receptor antibodies confirmed the real cause: Graves’ Disease, an autoimmune hyperthyroidism.
The bulging eyes? Classic thyroid eye disease (exophthalmos)—a rare but visible sign.

Treatment with anti-thyroid meds and supportive eye care gave Sunita relief—her heart slowed, her eyes improved, and she felt like herself again.

Don’t ignore eye changes—they may reveal what blood tests can’t.

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