Thyroid Health Issues e.g., symptoms, etc.
How To Save Money On Thyroid Replacement Therapy?
Autoimmune thyroiditis is the most common form of autoimmune thyroid disease. Also called Hashimoto’s thyroiditis or chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis, autoimmune thyroiditis develops when the body's immune system makes antibodies that attack and eventually destroy the thyroid gland. The disease progresses with a gradual loss of thyroid tissue, and… (read 86 times since May 2nd 2007) Some Things About The Fibromyalgia Syndrome
There are a few events that can determine the apparition of the fibromyalgia syndrome. For example, an automobile accident, a viral or bacterial infection, or a disorder like lupus, hypothyroidism, or rheumatoid arthritis. It is not sure if these factors really lead to fibromyalgia syndrome, but there is a great chance that they will awaken an… (read 85 times since May 2nd 2007) Love and Graves' Disease
Despite recent advances in diagnostic procedures and the development of new techniques for removing or damping down the function of the thyroid gland, the enigma of Graves' disease remains unsolved. Why the thyroid starts functioning abnormally, why antithyroid medication can succeed in damping down the function of the thyroid gland in some people… (read 84 times since May 2nd 2007) Is A Thyroid Problem Making You Fat?
Are you gaining weight unexpectedly? Are you not losing weight when you're doing everything right? What if you have hypothyroidism and you don't know it? When your thyroid is working against you, looking and feeling better is like trying to exercise with no energy. As many as 25 million Americans have hypothyroidism. About half of them have no… (read 83 times since May 2nd 2007) Why Thyroid Drugs Can Be Tricky?
The first thing you need to know about thyroid drugs is that they are all basically thyroid hormone replacements—they give you the thyroid hormone that your body is not producing on its own so that you can begin to function more normally. It is helpful to get information on thyroid drugs of all kinds so that you know what your treatment options… (read 83 times since May 2nd 2007) Depression and Thyroid Hormones
If you are tired or depressed much of the time, your doctor should order blood tests for the two thyroid hormones called T3 and T4 and for the brain hormones called TSH and prolactin. If your TSH is high and your prolactin is normal, you are probably hypothyroid and need to take thyroid hormone to give you more energy and prevent heart and blood… (read 83 times since May 2nd 2007) Hair Loss and Thiroid
For those people affected by either hair loss or hair thinning there may be many possible causes behind the visible symptoms. One of the potential causes is thyroid related. To be more specific, an enlarged thyroid or goiter may be the cause of your hair loss. Since there could be many reasons why you are experiencing hair loss, it is always wise… (read 83 times since May 2nd 2007) Thyroid Dysfunctions Therapy
Today’s endocrinologists are discussing about the best methods of treatment in hypo- and hyperthyroidism according to the specifically needs of replacing hormones. Most physicians base their indications on the use of levo-thyroxin which is in fact the thyroid hormone T4 that will slowly release both T4 and T3 substances. The older way of… (read 82 times since May 2nd 2007) Thyroid Gland: All You Need to Know About the Thyroid Gland (part one)
First thing that comes to mind is: what is the thyroid gland and why do we need it for? Well, the thyroid is part of the endocrine glands and it's purpose is to produce hormones, thyroid hormones. They are of essential importance to the body because through their help our body functions stay normal. These hormones have to role to regulate the way… (read 82 times since May 2nd 2007) Links Between the Thyroid Malfunction and Obesity
The thyroid dysfunctions as well as the obesity cases have the tendency to multiply very rapidly. Doctors have discovered a connection between the two conditions, and have also explained that weight loss intent might be blocked by thyroid problems. The thyroid gland is the body’s most important control organ; it keeps the energetic metabolism as… (read 82 times since May 2nd 2007) The Most Frequently Seen Thyroid Problems
Problems concerning the thyroid gland can be often found in people, some of which are extremely common. The thyroid is one of the gland that can cause a lot of vital problems, but most of them have tretment.The problems can be categorized into the following: concerning the growth of this gland which can cause compression of the neck, those about… (read 82 times since May 2nd 2007) The Impact of Our Environment on Thyroid Function
The last studies available show us a concerning aspect of the implications of the living environment on the health of our thyroid gland. Petrochemical and industrial toxins as well as pollutants like fluoride, chlorine or bromide are proven to reduce the activity of the thyroid gland leading to symptoms of hypothyroidism. We shouldn’t be surprised… (read 81 times since May 2nd 2007) Choose the Right Oil to Fight Thyroid Disease
The thyroid gland is one of the larger endocrine glands in the body. It is a double-lobed structure located in the neck and produces hormones, principally thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3). These hormones regulate the rate of metabolism and affect the growth and rate of function of many other systems in the body. Hyperthyroidism… (read 81 times since May 2nd 2007) Thyroid Power - Fat Loss But At What Cost?
One of your biggest foes as a bodybuilder is your own body! Yes as ironic as it sounds the person closest to you is fighting you every step of the way when it comes to perfecting your physique. The problem you see is that the human body just loves to store fat and is not keen on helping you with any type of fat loss. Despite the bad publicity that… (read 81 times since May 2nd 2007) Have PCOS and Tired All The Time? It May Be Your Thyroid
If you suffer from polycystic ovarian syndrome and autoimmune thyroiditis, you are likely exhausted much of the time. You are not alone! One study showed that 40 percent of women with PCOS also have autoimmune thyroiditis. Women with PCOS are six and a half times more likely to have autoimmune thyroid damage than women without PCOS, according to a… (read 80 times since May 2nd 2007) < Add your article to our article directory > Pages (11): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
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