Mohammed Salah Hussein
Doctor of Gastroenterology and Endoscopy, Department of Gastroenterology and Endoscopy, Dr. Samir Abbas Hospital, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Publications
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Review
THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN BIPOLAR DISORDER AND THYROID MALFUNCTIONS: REVIEW ARTICLE
Author(s): Mohammed Salah Hussein*, Abeer Nasser Al Ghalbi, Abdullah Mohammed Alzahrani, Zabarah Ali Ghaneem, Alwaleed Mohammed Altuwaijri, Waleed Khalid Aljasser, Muteb Khalid Alotaibi, Albaz, Abdullah Moteb A Albaz, Ahmed Hesham Alsahhaf, Abdullah Osama Kentab and Almalki, Zuhair Mofareh B
Bipolar disorder and thyroid dysfunctions often exhibit a complex interplay that can influence the clinical presentation and treatment outcomes for affected individuals. Research indicates that thyroid hormones play a crucial role in mood regulation, and fluctuations in thyroid function can exacerbate or mimic the symptoms of bipolar disorder. For instance, hyperthyroidism, characterized by elevated levels of thyroid hormones, can lead to manic or hypomanic episodes, while hypothyroidism, which involves decreased hormone production, can result in depressive symptoms. This intricate relationship necessitates a comprehensive assessment of thyroid function in patients diagnosed with bipolar disorder to address any potential hormonal imbalances that may worsen mood stability. Moreover, the treatment of bipolar disorder may require careful management of thyroid conditions, as certain mood .. Read More»