Coexistence of Primary Hyperaldosteronism and Graves’ Disease, a Rare Combination of Endocrine Disorders: Is It beyond a Coincidence—A Case Report and Review of the Literature

Table 1

Reported cases on hyperthyroidism and hyperaldosteronism.

Authors	Year	Patient	Presentation	Thyroid status	Hyperaldosteronism	Other associations
Bru et al.	1963	N/A	N/A	Hyperthyroidism	Hyperaldosteronism	—
Kijima and Sasaoka	1983	N/A	Hypokalemic; paralysis	Hyperthyroidism	IHA	—
Iacovlev et al.	1994	N/A	N/A	Hyperthyroidism; due to diffuse; toxic goiter?; Graves’ disease	Conn’s; adenoma	—
Larouche et al.	2015	29 y; old; female	Psychosis following; radioactive; therapy for; Graves’; thyrotoxicosis	Graves’ disease	IHA	—
Anaforoğlu et al.	2009	51 y old; female	Hypokalemic; paralysis	Toxic nodular; goiter	Conn’s; adenoma	Subclinical; Cushing’s; syndrome
Yokota et al.	1991	35 y; old; male	Hypokalemic; paralysis	Graves’ disease	Conn’s; adenoma	—
Kuo et al.	2009	43 y; old; female	Hypokalemic; paralysis	Hyperthyroidism; (exact cause not; documented)	Conn’s; adenoma	—