Typical presentations of thyrotoxicosis

• increased heat production - warm, moist skin, heat intolerance
  
  
• telangiectasia, palmar erythema, pretibial myxoedema, onycholysis
  
  
• weight loss, increased appetite, increased frequency of bowel movement but frank diarrhoea is uncommon; steatorrhoea may occur; dyspepsia; like juvenile-onset diabetes mellitus, may cause a decrease in weight despite an increased appetite
  
  
• oligomenorrhoea
  
  
• tachycardia, exertional dyspnoea, hyperdynamic circulation; systolic hypertension is common and diastolic hypertension can occur in up to 30% of patients
  
  
• tiredness, irritability, nervousness
  
  
• fine tremor, hyperkinesia
  
  
• there are eye signs in Graves' disease

Others:

• occasionally, bone pain due to osteoporosis
• in elderly patients, there may be atrial fibrillation or cardiac failure
• alopecia, pruritus, pretibial myxoedema, acropachy