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Articles related to "Stimulating Hormones"
Causes of Hyperthyroidism Hyperthyroidism has several causes besides Graves' disease, and treatment varies with each cause. This article describes the causes and treatment of hyperthyroidism. graves • disease • autoimmune • thyroid • disorder
Finally, A Home Test For TSH Tired of having to get permission to get your TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) levels checked? Wish there was an easier way? You got it! Biosafe Laboratories, Inc. recently announced FDA approval of the first in home collection test for TSH. tsh • thyroid stimulating hormone • laboratory tests • home collection • thyroid
The Key Role Of Hormones The female reproductive cycle is completely run by hormones. Without the hormones, conception would not occur. It’s no wonder that if any of the key hormones are out of whack then infertility is the result. Maintaining a balance of this fine tuned system of glands and hormone excretions is paramount in the act of conception. estrogen • progesterone • luteinizing hormone • follicle stimulating hormone • hcg
Female Hormones Women's hormones are responsible for sexual maturity, fertility, and breast milk production. Learn which hormones are responsible for which processes. hormones • women's hormones • female hormones • sexual development • menstrual cycle
Hypothyroidism Glossary You know you have hypothyroidism. You understand some of the basics, right? Well, let's continue our exploration into this topic with some definitions and descriptions of terms that relate to this and other thyroid conditions. hypothyroidism • suite 101 • deanna goodson • thyroid health • thyroid disease
New Hormone Treatment for Infertility A hormone responsible for triggering ovulation in both humans and animals is now being tested to see if it could be used as a treatment for infertility. new hormone treatment for infertility • kisspeptin • kiss - 1 • kiss - 2 • hormone injections and infertility
So You Want To Be An Egg Donor? What egg donation is, who can donate, legal issues around it, the process of donating eggs, written by an egg donor. egg donation • egg retrival • hcg • stimulating hormones • who can donate
The Pituitary Gland The pituitary gland sits at the base of the brain and produces numerous hormones with which it can regulate functions from growth to lactation to the response to stress. what is the pituitary gland • what hormones does the pituitary make • what controls the pituitary gland • what is the master gland • pituitary and the endocrine system
Thyroid Disorders According to the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, up to 27 million of Americans may be affected with thyroid disorders. More than 50% are undiagnosed. thyroid stimulating hormone • hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism • body metabolism • thyroid neck check • elevated cholesterol
Thyroid Function, Miscarriage, and Child Loss A new study shows that slightly higher (although normal) levels of TSH in pregnancy are associated with an increased risk of miscarriage, fetal, or neonatal death. miscarriage • thyroid pregnancy • tsh levels • thyroid stimulating hormone • child loss
What is Hyperthyroidism? Because of their widespread effects on body function, excessive production of thyroid hormones gives rise to symptoms in almost all body systems. hyperthyroidism and women • metabolism • pituitary gland • signs and symptoms of hyperthyroidism • goitre
Initial Infertility Testing Explains the different types of doctors and what they do, and the different tests that are ordered for initial infertility testing. infertility • semen analysis • blood tests • estrogen • follicle
Congenital Hypothyroidism An explanation of this rare condition, including symptoms and treatment. congenital hypothyroidism • endocrine disorder • causes of congenital hypothyroidism • symptoms of congenital hypothyroidism • diagnosing congenital hypothyroidism
Hypothyroidism Hypothyroidism is a very common condition, which can result in fatigue and weakness. Fortunately it is easy to diagnose and treat. thyroid • hypothyroidism • hashimoto thyroiditis • autoimmune disease • metabolism
Overview of Hyperthyroidism Hyperthyroidism is a functional disorder of the thyroid gland that results in hyperactivity. How does one manage this condition? hyperthyroidism • thyrotoxicosis • thyroid storm • graves disease • thyroid gland
Overview of Hypothyroidism Hypothyroidism is a functional disorder of the thyroid gland that results in hypoactivity. How does one manage this condition? hypothyroidism • primary hypothyroidism • causes of hypothyroidism • diagnosis of hypothyroidism • treatment of hypothyroidism
Reasons for Low Milk Supply Lack of weight gain in a breastfed baby can be due to several factors, including management of feedings, a physiological problem with the baby, or hormonal issues. reasons low milk supply • why baby not getting enough breastmilk • lack of weight gain breastfed baby • not breastfeeding enough low milk supply • poor latch affect milk supply
Improve Thyroid Function Tired? Sluggish? Fuzzy-brained? Trouble sleeping? Gaining weight? Symptoms some women attribute to stress or exhaustion could actually be a slow adrenal system. slow thyroid • improve thyroid • improve thyroid function • live with thyroid • help for thyroid
Intra-Uterine Insemination (IUI) What Intra-Uterine Insemination (IUI) is, who can have it and how it's done iui • intra-uterine insemination • cervical hostility • reproductive immunity • antibodies to sperm
Subclinical Hypothyroidism May Increase Cardiovascular Risk Women with low thyroid may be more at risk for cardiovascular disease. Even slightly low normal levels may increase the risk for postmenopausal women. cardiovascular • thyroid • hypothyroidism • subclinical hypothyroidism • myocardial infarction
The Thyroid-Cholesterol Connection An estimated 13 million Americans have a thyroid disorder with nearly half remaining undiagnosed. Approximately 98 million adults have high cholesterol or total blood cholesterol values of 200 mg/dL or higher. <I>Ninety</I> percent of patients diagnosed with hypothyroidism have elevated cholesterol or triglyceride levels. lipid • cholesterol • triglyceride • hyperlipidemia • thyroid
Women Over 65 + Low TSH = Increased Risk of Broken Bones In a long term study published in the <i>Annals of Internal Medicine</i> researchers concluded that for women 65 and over a TSH (a test measuring the level of thyroid stimulating hormone) of 0.1mlU/L or less increases the risk of fracture two to three times that of women with normal levels. hip fracture • broken hip • osteoporosis • tsh • thyroid
Anovulation What anovulation is, how it may affect your fertility and the types of treatment available to you. anovulation • menstrual problems • ovulation problems • hormonal problems and infertility • polycystic ovarian syndrome
Baked Chicken Lasagna Chicken is a healthful, economical and delicious twist to a traditional Italian recipe. baked chicken lasagna • growth hormones • lasagna recipe • synthetic estrogen • linked to cancer
Fertility Tests Fertility tests are run after a certain amount of time is spent in trying to conceive unsuccessfully. This article explains the tests and what is involved in them. conception • pregnancy • hormones • semen • uterus
High Levels of TSH in Arizona Newborns A recent study of Arizona newborns showed higher levels of thyroid stimulating hormones in newborns in Yuma where the water supply is contaminated with perchlorate. perchlorate • newborns • elevated tsh • contaminated water • fertilizer
Love Potions:(Part 1) Aphrodisiacs love potions • aphrodisiac • aromatherapy • potions • sexual attraction
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome - Know the Symptoms Untreated, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome can cause diabetes, heart disease and cancer. Women must be treated for all of their symptoms to avoid these risks of PCOS. polycycstic ovarian syndrome • pcos • symptoms of polycystic ovarian syndrome • pcos symptoms • risks of pcos
Risk of Thyroid Disease in Relatives Relatives of people with autoimmune thyroid disorders are at increased risk for thyroid disease. One study predicts risk in female relatives by evaluating risk factors. autoimmune disease • autoimmune thyroid disease • hashimoto's thyroiditis • graves disease • hyperthyroidism
Signposts for Thyroid Testing The American Academy of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE) designates each January as Thyroid Awareness Month. This year, the campaign identified three life changing events that are most often linked with thyroid disease particularly in women: after the birth of a baby (post-partum); menopause; after the 60th birthday. These stellar events in a woman's life are also the times when she is most likely to develop thyroid disease. thyroid • tsh • menopause • postpartum • depression
The Internal Milieu: Hormones- Their Role in Psychology and Health This series, taken from Chapter One of my book to be presented here in three weekly installments, details three case studies, all involving psycho-hormonal anomalies--Part two and conclusion of Patricia's story. hormones • health • psychosis • psychotic
The Phases of the Menstrual Cycle The menstrual cycle has 3 distinct phases that affect a woman's fertility. An egg is developed, then released, then either fertilized or shed through menstruation. menstrual cycle • period • phases • estrogen • progesterone
Thyroid Hormone and Cardiovascular Disease - Hypothyroidism Too little thyroid hormone can significantly increase your risk of heart disease. heart disease • hypothyroidism • cholesterol • triglyceride • atherosclerosis
TURNER WHAT ??? Turner's Syndrome children's disablilities • turner's syndrome • chromosomal abnormalities
Women's Health after 40 Women over 40 make up approximately 24% of the U.S. population. Women are living longer and healthier lives. Medical tests are vital to ensuring optimal health. women over 40 • health tests for women over 40 • women over 50 • women over 60 • optimal health for women over 40
Alternative Treatments for Hypothyroidism Hypothyroidism affects an estimated 10 million Americans. There are many natural alternatives to prescription thyroid medications. natural treatments for hypothyroidism • hypothyroidism • thyroid disorders • selenium and hypothyroidism • seaweed and hypothyroidism
Blood Testing for Your Dog or Cat Blood testing for your dog or cat is an important part of diagnosing disease and is also often done routinely to detect early signs of disease. blood testing • test blood • animal blood testing • test blood dog • pet blood test
Clomid: The Cure-All of Infertility? If you’ve been trying to conceive for some time, I’m sure you’ve heard of the drug Clomid. There are several different reasons that Clomid may be prescribed. clomid • trying to conceive • infertility • luteal phase defect • preconception
Female Puberty The process of female puberty allows women to conceive, carry, bear, and feed offspring. Bodily changes occur in the preteen and teen years..... female puberty • puberty for girls • what happens during puberty • teen years • teenagers
High FSH Level and Diminished Ovarian Reserve Diminished Ovarian Reserve and high FSH are devastating discoveries for women and a challenge for doctors. What does it mean for a woman trying to get pregnant? high fsh level • diagnosis of diminished ovarian reserve • diagnosis of poor ovarian reserve • elevated fsh • fsh levels
Hormone Imbalance in Teen Boys Estrogens (female hormones) and androgens (male hormones) are the two primary classifications of hormones found in both males and females in differing amounts. hormone imbalance • thyroid • hypogonadism • testosterone • delayed puberty
How to Ripen Your Cervix If you have passed your due date, your cervix may need some help in order to be ready for labor. What cervical ripening agents may be used? ripen your cervix • prostaglandin gel • cervical ripening agent • induce labor • evening primrose oil
Miscarriage Prevention One study seems to support progesterone treatment to help prevent miscarriage in patients who suffer recurrent miscarriage, which may be caused by Luteal Phase Defect. miscarriage prevention • avoiding miscarriage • progesterone • progesterone supplementation • when progesterone is taken
Rebalancing the Thyroid Naturally Some plants can help restore normal thyroid function, from any position of imbalance. natural rebalancing thyroid • natural ways to heal hypothyroidism • food cure hashimoto's • natural cures hashimotos • how can i speed up my thyroid
Should You Stay Away from Soy? Though the health benefits of soy have been touted in the media, new questions are arising about the effect of soy in altering male and female hormones. hormonal effect of soy • soy effects on fertility • soy-based formula • autoimmune thyroid disease • soy protein
Soloxine Brand of Levothyroxine for Dogs Soloxine, or levothyroxine sodium, is a drug used to treat hypothyroidism in dogs by replacing the thyroid hormone not being produced in the diseased canine thyroid gland soloxine • soloxine dogs • dog soloxine • levothyroxine for dogs • canine hypothyroidism
T4 and T3 Hypothyroid Treatment Options Some hypothyroid patients are successfully treated with a T4 thyroid hormone replacement dose. Others may also need T3 hormone added to their treatment. thyroid hormone replacement • hypothyroid treatment • hypothyroidism therapy • t4 and t3 therapies • thyroxine dose
The All-You-Need-To-Know Health Benefits of Sex Humans have applauded for centuries the health benefits of sex. However, most people would hit the gym before hitting the sheets when it comes to care for ourselves. sexual intercourse • orgasm • sexuality • cancer • advice
The Physiology of Sleep Deprivation In a culture where productivity and play are encouraged, sleep is often curtailed to meet expectations. Unfortunately, the price for dedication may be worsening health. health effects of sleep deprivation • shortened sleep and illness • diabetes and sleep • weight loss and sleep • obesity and sleep
The TSH Range Since the first tests for TSH were introduced in the 1970s, the TSH reference range has been lowered 3 times. Studies suggest that it's time to lower it again. tsh • thyrotropin • tsh suppression • low tsh • tsh receptor antibodies |
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