Graves’ disease, linked to elevated Thyroid Stimulating Hormone Receptor Antibodies (TRAb), manifests with hyperthyroidism symptoms like rapid heartbeat, weight loss, nervousness, and excessive sweating. Symptoms may also include goiter, eye issues (bulging eyes, irritation), skin changes like pretibial myxedema, fatigue, and muscle weakness. The TRAb test is vital for diagnosing Graves’ disease and guiding treatment. Treatment options range from medications to more invasive approaches, depending on the severity, highlighting the need for timely diagnosis and healthcare provider consultation for effective care.