Wendy Williams diagnosed with Graves' disease, taking hiatus from show


An eImage result for wendy williamsndocrinologist has ordered Wendy Williams to step away from TV for three weeks because of a Graves' disease diagnosis and symptoms of hyperthyroidism, she announced on Wednesday's show. 
"My doctor has prescribed -- are you ready? -- as of today, three weeks of vacation," she said, to a roar and applause from her audience at "The Wendy Williams Show."
"What? Who are you? I was pissed," she said. "Encore performances (reruns), really?" 
Williams, 53, who grew up in Ocean Township and lives in Livingston, said a recent checkup with her doctor for hyperthyroidism, which she has dealt with for years, revealed new problems. 
"My thyroid has been totally cattywampus," she said. "That is the eye thing that you all have been seeing." 
"My thyroid -- my hyperthyroid -- is attached also to Graves' disease," Williams said, explaining that the autoimmune disease "squeezes the muscles behind your eyeballs," resulting in bulging eyes.
She said that in addition to eyelid retraction, symptoms of the condition, which is caused by an overactive thyroid, can include weight loss and anxiety. The talk show host had lost 50 pounds in recent years, but she says she had intended to lose the weight -- "50 for 50 (years old)."

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