#thyroxine

[medicomunicare]

Does thyroid function have relationship with the overweight/obesity of post-menopause?

Today, more than 1.4 billion adults aged 20 and older are overweight. Of these, over 200 million men and nearly 300 million women are obese. The prevalence of obesity is even more severe in post-menopausal women, due to declining estrogen levels, increased FSH hormone, and reduced energy expenditure. Furthermore, other endogenous hormones, such as thyroid hormones, may contribute to…

[mission-to-dietitian]

[munaeem]

What do you need to know about the crucial thyroid hormone, thyroxine (T4)?

Thyroxine (T4), also known as tetraiodothyronine, is the thyroid gland’s second most important hormone after triiodothyronine (T3). Thyroxine accounts for 80% of this gland’s hormonal output. It is a vital compound that is involved in numerous bodily processes. Every organ system is affected by thyroxine, including the heart, brain, bones, digestive system, and metabolism.   regulation of…

[advocateofwellness]

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[xing-hua]

i've been sick since tuesday and i can't tell if it was the lack of sleep that got me or the lack of proper nutritional support

but it has almost been a week and i am almost sure i'm not getting my voice back in time for choir next saturday, clearly my body is trying to tell me something here.

[duckbunny]

embracing my coffee dependence era

[volumniafox]

Girl it's been five years, can my thyroid stop freaking out so we don't need to adjust my medication every six to eight weeks

[pikachupapi]

I dont understand myself how did I pass out TWICE while solving papers

[educartmarketing]

Question:

Which of the following is a plant hormone?

(a) Insulin                        (b) Thyroxine

(c) Estrogen                   (d) Cytokinin

Answer:

(d) Cytokinin

[qndq]

Thyroxine Sodium Tablets Manufacturers & Suppliers in India

One of the "thyroid agents" that are prescribed to persons with hypothyroidism (an underactive thyroid) are thyroxine 50mcg tablets. The thyroid gland, which may be found in the front, lower part of the neck, is responsible for producing thyroid hormones. Hypothyroidism is a chronic illness that results from this lack of production. Get in touch with the top Thyroxine Sodium Tablets Manufacturers & Suppliers in India, QndQ Cardia. For any question, get in touch with us right away.

[volumniafox]

Great i have more symptoms now

[yourmuscleshops]

T4 (THYROXINE SODIUM) 100 MCG / PER TAB – HEALING PHARMA

Thyroxine Sodium 100 mcg tablet is a popular drug used to treat an underactive thyroid gland called hypothyroidism. The human body works with the help of minerals, water, vitamins, carbs, fat, acids, and various hormones.

A perfect body and perfect growth demand a perfect amount of hormones, minerals, protein, and all. But in today’s modern world, getting a balanced life is becoming more challenging. Due to a hectic lifestyle and improper diet, the human body has tons of deficiencies.

This tablet replaces the hormone which is not being generated by your thyroid gland in the required amount and aids in regulating your body’s metabolism and energy. An unbalanced hormone castle is the biggest hurdle in body growth.

As Throixin is one of the most important hormones that help the human body to grow and help in muscle and mass gaining. If the human body can’t produce enough hormones, you can use a thyroxine sodium tablet that helps keep the balancing of hormones in your body.

[drferox]

Monoclonal Antibodies

So I listened to a talk from a drug rep the other day who came into the clinic to promote Cytopoint, the anti-allergy injection for dogs.

It’s a great drug, overall. Super useful for many, literally life changing for a few, and now a mainstay of the allergy treatments we offer. But I had to laugh at something the rep said:

“It’s not really a drug. It’s a bio-mimicry molecule! It’s replicating normal molecules that would be found in the body and just providing more of them!”

And I’m sitting here thinking: that is still totally a drug. A drug is any substance which when given to a living organism produces a physiological effect. 10mg of lokivetmab is most definitely a drug.

But if you are going to argue that Cytopoint is not a drug because it mimics a natural molecule found in the body, then by that logic neither are insulin, thyroxine, cortisone or just about every single hormone.

For goodness sake. I have to wonder what planet marketers live on some days.

We also had a bit of a debate because we’re widely told that Cytopoint shouldn’t have any side effects. Partly this is because monoclonal antibodies aren’t well known in veterinary medicine and they haven’t been around that long.

They’re certainly much safer than the equivalent drugs in other classes, but they’re not ‘side effect free’. They’re a protein, so it’s theoretically possible to be allergic to it. Like the Kesimpta I take it seems likely that some dogs will be ‘off colour’ for a day or so. The most common side effect is being quiet the next say, so it is pretty mild for a typical dog and still worth it. But it’s not zero.

Having a headache for a day is much milder than having acute kidney failure, but I wonder if we’ll get more reports in the future of extremely sporadic weird side effects as we gain more experience with this class of medication.

Medical advancements are wonderful and exciting. But don’t let marketers do all the talking!

And remember to report side effects to the manufacturer.