Category: Thyroid gland diseases

Bad mood, extra pounds, frequent “colds” – there are plenty of reasons for this. If you notice that your working capacity has fallen, your memory and thinking have become worse – perhaps the reason is iodine

CITILAB doctors recommend paying special attention to their own immunity during the “cold” season. Eight simple rules will help you strengthen your body and fight back the onslaught of seasonal diseases. 1. Be sure to get

There are a number of the most common herbal remedies that are also designed to increase the mammary glands by increasing the concentration of the hormone of the breast. These drugs include: Push Up natural is a drug

The diagnosis of hypothyroidism in a typical clinic is not difficult. In doubtful cases, a therapeutic test can help the recognition of the disease – the patient’s response to a specific treatment. Patients with hypothyroidism are very

Hypothyroidism is a disease caused by a decreased production of thyroid hormones of the thyroid gland and their insufficient content in the blood. In childhood, hypothyroidism is more common than other thyroid disorders. Girls get sick more often

Symptom complex: enlargement of the thyroid gland. The pathogenesis of endemic goiter is primarily associated with iodine deficiency in the environment. Thyroid diseases are less likely to affect males. Goiter is familial in 40% of cases, while in

Thyroiditis is based on thyroid inflammation. The following thyroiditis are distinguished: Hashimoto, subacute granulomatous, subacute lymphocytic, Riedel fibrous, purulent. Hashimoto’s thyroiditis Hashimoto’s thyroiditis (autoimmune, lymphomatous struma, lymphadenoid goiter) occurs in most cases in older women with a genetic predisposition due

Riedel’s goiter is a chronic fibrotic process in the thyroid gland. Fibrous thyroiditis can be combined with retroperitoneal and mediastinal fibrosis, primary sclerosing cholangitis, retrobulbar fibrosis, which suggests a common origin. A morphological study reveals proliferation of connective

Hypothyroidism is the most common thyroid dysfunction. In most countries, particularly in Russia, hypothyroidism is due to iodine deficiency. The prevalence of hypothyroidism in the world is 5%. The inability of the thyroid gland to produce enough hormones (T4

It occurs due to the spread of infection from the purulent focus in the middle ear through the veins and sinuses of the temporal bone or as a result of direct contact of pus with