Management for acute severe asthma with thyroid crisis: a case report

Background: Emergency conditions prioritize thyroid storm, which affects 10% of thyrotoxicosis patients, while hyperthyroidism worsens asthma and increases medication needs. This case study aims to evaluate the management of acute severe asthma with thyroid crisis. Case Presentation: A 20-year-old woman with respiratory distress, wheezing, and elevated thyroid function. The patient has a history of hyperthyroidism but stopped medication by herself 2 years ago. Parents reported the patient had a neck tumor 6 years ago and started hyperthyroid medication. Health indicators Blood pressure 147/76 HR 150 bpm RR 35 100% SpO2 at 15 lpm NRM. Wartofsky & Burch score 35. The patient was then sedated and intubated in the emergency unit and admitted to the intensive care unit. Conclusion: A thyroid crisis requiring emergency management and regular monitoring to prevent thyroid storms and improve patient outcomes