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Sometimes subacute Thyroiditis may resolve itself without treatment. The doctor may prescribe anti-inflammatory medications or even just paracetamol. However if the pain is persistent the patient might be prescribed steroids until the symptoms subside, but not given any longer than 1-2 months. Complete recovery usually occurs in 2-5 months.
