She has undifferentiated connective tissue disease with Hashimoto's, with Sjogrens's and some SLE symptoms. She started Tepezza and by the third dose had significant hearing problems. Her Dr. told her to stop, but after 6 months of degradation in her situation, decided said it was the only real choice. So, she is back on Tepezza, and not only is she having worsening hearing, she is seeing little change in her double vision, pain, watering, eyelid drooping and so on. The only thing that has… read more
While TED is most commonly diagnosed in people between their 40s and 60s, it can occur at any age. For women specifically, there are two peak age ranges: 40-44 and 60-64 years. It's worth noting that older adults may experience more severe TED symptoms compared to younger individuals. Regarding treatment options, Tepezza is Show Full Answer