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Health Encyclopedia: Subacute Thyroiditis
deQuervain's thyroiditis; Granulomatous giant cell thyroiditis
Treatment
The purpose of treatment is to reduce pain and inflammation and to treat any hyperthyroidism, if present. Anti-inflammatory medications such as aspirin or ibuprofen are used to control pain in mild cases of subacute thyroiditis.
More serious cases may require temporary treatment with steroids (for example, prednisone) to control inflammation. Symptoms of hyperthyroidism...
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