Articles, tagged with "hyperthyroidism", page 1
11th January 2012
"Osteoporosis" literally means "porous bone." It is a bone condition characterized by low bone density and deterioration of bone strength, leading to bone fragility and susceptibility to fracture. It is a silent disease because there often no symptoms of...
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Author:
uche
28th November 2011
Gynecomastia is the development of abnormally large breasts in men. This condition although not life threatening can affect the lives of men in ways that you cannot imagine. Living and facing the world with man boobs is not easy and it can damage one's se...
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Author:
Gerry Restrivera
24th October 2011
You have probably thought about many treatments for your sick cat, and as soon as you do something, your pet will get better soon. However, too much chemistry or radioactivity must be neutralized in some ways, and the cat hyperthyroidism natural remedies ...
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Author:
Alex Howell
24th October 2011
There are many ways to help your cat when she has feline hyperthyroidism, and whatever you choose, it’s better than just letting her life the miserable life. Many people make mistakes when they think they can't do anything, and they give up on their cat. ...
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Author:
Alex Howell
24th October 2011
Everyone who has the cat sick of hyperthyroidism only tries to find out the right treatment and oversees other important factors that can improve the condition. You should ask yourself what to feed your cat if it has feline hyperthyroidism, on a daily bas...
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Author:
Alex Howell
09th October 2011
otherwise called sweat. It's an important phenomena that keeps our body cool. Each one has more than a million sweat glands and the intensity of sweat differs with each person depending on the number of sweat glands. It's a common assumption that men swea...
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Author:
AldoPalmer
03rd October 2011
In 1912, a Japanese doctor named Hashimoto Hakaru described a disease that for hundreds of people, was misdiagnosed as depression, PMS, chronic fatigue syndrome, or fibromyalgia. But the disease wasn't any of these things. Instead, it was a type of thyroi...
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Author:
Dr. Marc Ott
30th September 2011
On what occasion do we sweat or sweat more? Usually people sweat when they are hot, or excited, nervous and anxious. Though sweating is a natural phenomena, sometimes it needs attention. That's when, excessive sweating also comes with weight loss, fever,...
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Author:
RooseveltScott
28th September 2011
Do you know where your thyroid gland is? How about what it does? Your thyroid is a butterfly shaped gland in your neck, which produces a variety of hormones needed by your body. When working right, your thyroid keeps your metabolism in check, and controls...
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Author:
DrJonathanBerns
28th September 2011
We naturally believe men have more sweat glands as they sweat often profusely. In reality it's vice-versa - women have more sweat glands yet man's glands are more active. Do you know when we sweat? It's when people are hot, or excited, nervous and anxiou...
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Author:
SteveSharp
28th September 2011
Why do people sweat? To start-with, sweating is normal as everyone have sweat glands that secrete salty fluid. It's an important phenomena that keeps our body cool. Each one has more than a million sweat glands and the intensity of sweat differs with each...
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Author:
SteveSharp
26th September 2011
When it comes to cat hyperthyroidism cause, anything can be be a problem but, even if the owner is the most caring person in the world, there might be some problems in the future. Some causes are purely medical and others are environmental, but they all c...
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Author:
Alex Howell
23rd September 2011
What is thyroid disease. A thyroid is a butterfly shaped gland located in the less part of the neck. In vertebrate anatomy the thyroid gland or simply the thyroid is one of the largest endocrine glands in the body and is not to be confused with the parat...
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Author:
paul p
21st September 2011
When you hear the words Hashimoto's Disease and Hyperthyroidism what are they talking about? Well, Hashimoto was a Japanese surgeon. He was born in 1881 and died in 1934. The disease that was named after him is a chronic thyroiditis. It is also a common c...
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Author:
Dr. Marc Ott
21st September 2011
While millions of people have thyroid problems, hypothyroidism continues to be undiagnosed in many people and can be the cause of quite a few symptoms and other health problems. The thyroid gland is shaped like a butterfly and is found in the front of the...
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Author:
DrJonathanBerns