Neuropsychiatric manifestations of altered thyroid state

Abstract
The authors assessed the mood and cognitive effects of sequential T4, T3, and withdrawal of thyroid hormone replacement on 25 patients who had thyroidectomies for thyroid cancer. The patients experienced increased sadness and anxiety when they were without medication, but no significant difference in mood was noted between T4 and T3. The patients who experienced increased affective symptoms when not taking medication were more likely to have histories of affective illness or mood lability.