**12. Conclusion**

This chapter briefed on epidemiology, causes and risk factors, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, diagnostic investigations, management and complications of Graves' Disease. Graves' Disease is the autoimmune disorders of thyroid gland and the common cause of hyperthyroidism. It often poses complex challenges in diagnosing and managing the clients with Graves' Disease. Graves' Disease in some patients is curable within a limited time period with modern treatment but in some patients it is a chronic and relapsing. However untreated Graves' Disease causes the complications of thyroid storm, cardiac and ophthalmic complications and over treated Graves' Disease leads to hypothyroidism. Patient education is also plays an vital role in managing and preventing complications.
