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Thyroid dysfunction and the heart

Thyroid hormones, in addition to its metabolic and thermoregulatory functions, regulates cardiac performance. Untreated overt thyroid dysfunction is a cause for heart failure while subclinical thyroid dysfunction increases risk for heart failure among subjects with and without underlying heart disease. Thyroid dysfunction is considered to be a modifiable risk factor for patients who are at risk for heart failure.