Category: Thyroid gland diseases

The prospect of losing hair looks terrible, especially if you are a woman. Lush and shiny locks have always been a sign of health and beauty, a trump card for the representatives of the beautiful

Hypothyroidism (hypothyroidism, thyroid insufficiency, myxedema) can develop at any age, but most often it occurs in 45 to 50 years. This disease is more affected by women – the ratio of men and women suffering

Tumor development is a dynamic process, subject to certain regularities, which are reflected in the theory of L. Foulds tumor progression. According to L. Foulds, progression is the development of a tumor by a permanent,

Recently, we hear a lot from doctors and the media that it is necessary to check the thyroid gland, that it must be done regularly and almost universally. But it’s not always normal for a

The thyroid gland is a small, butterfly-shaped gland that is located at the level of the second and third ring of the trachea. Hormones produced by the thyroid gland affect almost all tissues and organs

The choice of therapeutic tactics for nodal nontoxic goiter, despite the apparent simplicity, is one of the most complex and controversial issues. Many clinicians insist on mandatory surgical treatment of all, at least single, nodular

Diseases of the thyroid gland lead to the fact that metabolic processes are violated in the human body, failures occur in the work of the CCC and the nervous system. The increase in thyroid cancer

According to the results of a new clinical study, a high concentration in the body of thyroid hormones increases the risk of developing malignant breast growth in female representatives. It has long been known that

Diseases of the thyroid gland are among the most common pathologies. Nodules in the thyroid gland – removed? Among all diseases of the endocrine organs, they take second place after diabetes. Particularly alarming for patients

American psychiatrists concluded that an abnormal level of thyroid hormones in the blood can contribute to the development of depression, anxiety and psychiatric diseases, writes The New York Times. According to Russell Joffe, a psychiatrist