Therefore, even those who suffer
from overactive thyroid may be deficient in iodine which makes the problem even worse.
[14] For decades, fluoride was used to reduce thyroid function in individuals suffering
from an overactive thyroid.
Too much thyroid hormone
from an overactive thyroid gland is called hyperthyroidism, because it speeds up the body's metabolism.
The antipode condition, hyperthyroidism — which results
from an overactive thyroid, is just as dangerous.
Not exact matches
An
overactive thyroid, for example, can cause a wide range of symptoms ranging
from anxiety to hyperactivity.
It was known
from previous studies that these mice have an
overactive metabolism, caused by the energy needed to generate heat
from brown fat, which might seem contradictory given their impaired
thyroid hormone function.
A drug called propylthiouracil, currently used to treat an
overactive thyroid, may protect heavy drinkers
from cirrhosis.
In the treatment of an
overactive thyroid, which most commonly results
from the autoimmune condition known as Graves» disease, it is critical to slow down the gland's excess production of
thyroid hormones, especially the hormones thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3).
TFTs may be requested if a patient is thought to suffer
from hyperthyroidism (
overactive thyroid) or hypothyroidism (underactive
thyroid), or to monitor the effectiveness of either
thyroid - suppression or hormone replacement therapy.
Those suffering
from hyperthyroidism are typically prescribed an antithyroid medication (e.g., Methimazole) to slow the
overactive thyroid and, sometimes, beta blockers (e.g., Propranolol) to alleviate symptoms.
It occurs secondary to excess production of
thyroid hormone
from an
overactive gland.
Many health conditions have thirst as a symptom ranging
from fever to kidney disease,
overactive thyroid glands to cancer.
Cushing's disease (hyperadrenocorticism) results
from an
overactive adrenal gland (and sometimes an
overactive pituitary) whereas hypothyroidism results
from an underactive
thyroid.
In cats, an
overactive thyroid can cause alopecia (hair loss)
from excessive self - grooming.