To help calm the symptoms of hyperthyroidism while waiting, you can consult with your doctor about possible treatments for symptoms such as tremors or nausea. Your doctor can prescribe medication to alleviate these symptoms as you wait for your condition to improve. It may take a few weeks for the adjustments to your medication to take effect, so it's important to follow up with your healthcare provider as needed.
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