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27 Table 13. Causes of Drug-Associated Thyrotoxicosis Drug Mechanism(s) Timing of onset following initiation of the drug Therapy Amiodarone Iodine induced (type 1) Months to Years Supportive care a ATDs; perchlorate b Surgery yroiditis (type 2) Oen >1 year Supportive care a Corticosteroids Surgery Lithium Painless thyroiditis Oen >1 year Supportive care a GD ATDs and/or RAI (GD only) Interferon α Painless thyroiditis Months Supportive care a GD ATDs and/or RAI (GD only) Interleukin-2 Painless thyroiditis Months Supportive care a GD ATDs and/or RAI (GD only) Iodinated contrast Underlying thyroid autonomy Weeks to months Antithyroid drugs Tyrosine kinase inhibitors Destruction 3–12 months Supportive care Radioactive iodine, early Destruction 1–4 weeks Observation; if severe, administer corticosteroids Radioactive iodine for TMNG, late GD 3–6 months Antithyroid drugs Repeat RAI Surgery Thyroid hormone ingestion (levothyroxine (T 4 ), liothyronine (T 3 ), thyroid extract, and non-prescription supplements that contain thyroid hormone may cause thyrotoxicosis factitia (see Table 14). a Supportive care may include beta-adrenergic blockers during the thyrotoxic stage and levothyroxine if hypothyroidism develops. b Not available in the United States. Drug-Associated Thyrotoxicosis Other Conditions

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