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What are the chances of having hearing loss? I already have profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss and wear hearing aids. I cannot risk losing more hearing

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Have people had success with Tepezza for thyroid eye disease?

Yes, many people have experienced positive results with Tepezza (teprotumumab-trbw). It's the first FDA-approved medication specifically for treating moderate to severe TED, and clinical studies have shown significant improvements.

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Have people had success with Tepezza for thyroid eye disease?

Yes, many people have experienced positive results with Tepezza (teprotumumab-trbw). It's the first FDA-approved medication specifically for treating moderate to severe TED, and clinical studies have shown significant improvements.

Tepezza has been shown to help with several key symptoms:

* Reducing eye bulging (proptosis)
* Improving double vision (diplopia)
* Decreasing eye inflammation

The medication works by targeting a specific protein involved in the inflammatory process around the eyes. It's given as an IV infusion, typically over several weeks.

While individual results can vary, the clinical data supporting Tepezza's effectiveness is strong enough that it received FDA approval. Many TEDhealthteam members have shared their experiences with this treatment.

If you're considering Tepezza or wondering if it might be right for you, it's worth having a detailed conversation with your ophthalmologist or endocrinologist. They can discuss whether your specific symptoms and stage of TED make you a good candidate for this treatment, as well as what to expect during the infusion process.

February 19

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