Reviewer and credential sources
Irina Belinsky, MD, is a board-certified ophthalmologist specializing in oculoplastic surgery. She is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Ophthalmology at Dell Medical School, The University of Texas at Austin.
Her Dell Medical School faculty profile and TOC Eye and Face physician profile support these credentials. The profiles were checked on October 23, 2026. They document professional qualifications; they do not document approval of this website. Naming these sources does not imply institutional affiliation with, sponsorship of or endorsement of Thyroid Eye Help.
Completed review and its scope
The site owner recorded completion of Dr. Belinsky’s medical review on . That record is based on the owner’s explicit confirmation, rather than a direct clinician signature. Review does not establish clinician authorship of the site’s original educational writing.
The current reviewed material includes the medication guides, diagnosis and Graves’ disease updates, English and Spanish medical editions, symptom and specialist-preparation guides, medication comparison and the 104-second illustrated explainer. The list below identifies the exact current routes whose published metadata records completed clinical review.
Navigation, privacy, account and community pages, the physician business directory and the visit planner are outside that per-page clinical-review claim. Future articles, translations, videos and material clinical revisions require their own review before receiving a completed-review credit.
View 33 current clinically reviewed pages
English
- What is thyroid eye disease?
- Thyroid eye disease symptoms and early signs
- Graves’ disease vs. thyroid eye disease: symptoms, diagnosis and care
- Which doctors can diagnose thyroid eye disease?
- Thyroid eye disease treatment options
- Living with TED: practical tips for everyday life
- Thyroid eye disease surgery: what to know
- TED warning signs: when to seek urgent care
- Tepezza vs Lumvoa: infusions, monitoring and questions to ask
- Could it be TED? A symptom conversation checklist
- First signs of thyroid eye disease: make the change clear
- Can thyroid eye disease affect one eye?
- Can thyroid eye disease be cured? Remission, duration and treatment goals
- Thyroid eye disease swelling: daily comfort and when to call
- Thyroid eye disease vs allergies: what to describe to your doctor
- Orbital decompression surgery: purpose, risks and recovery planning
- Your TED specialist visit: preparation and treatment expectations
- Thyroid eye disease clinical trials: how to search and what to ask
- Tepezza: infusions, side effects and monitoring questions
- Lumvoa (veligrotug): infusions, monitoring and access questions
- TED treatment cost and insurance: what to ask before an infusion
- What does thyroid eye disease look like? Changes to discuss
- Can you have thyroid eye disease with normal thyroid levels?
- Thyroid eye disease explained in 104 seconds
Español
- ¿Qué es la enfermedad ocular tiroidea?
- Síntomas y señales tempranas de la enfermedad ocular tiroidea
- Enfermedad de Graves y TED: ¿en qué se diferencian?
- ¿Qué médicos pueden diagnosticar la enfermedad ocular tiroidea?
- Opciones de tratamiento para la enfermedad ocular tiroidea
- Tepezza y Lumvoa: compare infusiones, controles y preguntas
- Señales de alarma: cuándo buscar atención ocular urgente
- Vivir con TED: consejos para el día a día
- ¿Podría ser TED? Prepare una lista de síntomas
Evidence, updates and corrections
Medical guides link to their underlying sources, including medical organizations, clinical consensus documents and prescribing information. Current US medication labels are the source of record for US indications, warnings and safety information. Source-check dates describe when evidence was consulted; they are separate from the date of medical review.
This documentation was updated on . Creating this page does not represent a new clinical review or advance the October 22 review date shown on the reviewed material. A change in evidence or a reported error should be assessed against the affected page and its cited sources before any review credit is updated.
Corrections can be raised with the site owner. Include the page address, the statement in question and a supporting source so the issue can be checked. This policy page is not a channel for personal medical advice or urgent care. The guides and tools support a conversation with your healthcare team; they cannot diagnose TED or select a treatment for you.