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Hypothyroidism - When To Call a Doctor
09/05/06, HealthwiseCall or other emergency services immediately if you or a person you know has hypothyroidism and has signs of myxedema coma, such as:
Thyroid Nodules - When To Call a Doctor
04/12/07, HealthwiseCall your doctor if you have any of these signs of thyroid nodules:
Dealing with Thyroid Disease:
12/05/06, CapessaWhen it comes to your health, listen to your instincts!
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Hypothyroidism - Home Treatment
09/05/06, HealthwiseIf you have hypothyroidism, see your health professional every 6 to 12 months so your condition can be closely monitored and your treatment adjusted, if necessary.
Thyroid Nodules - Home Treatment
04/12/07, HealthwiseMost thyroid nodules are not cancerous. Many thyroid nodules do not need medical treatment. If you have a thyroid nodule that is being watched, schedule regular medical checkups to see whether there are any changes.
Addison's Disease - Home Treatment
03/23/06, HealthwiseAddison's disease develops when the adrenal glands, located above the kidneys, are not able to produce enough of the hormones cortisol and aldosterone. Home treatment is very important. If you have Addison's disease:
Cushing's Syndrome - Home Treatment
06/05/06, HealthwiseHome treatment for Cushing's syndrome consists of lifestyle changes to prevent weight gain, strengthen muscles and bones, and prevent complications.
Hormonal Therapy Patients Are at Risk for Bone Loss
01/01/06, M. D. AndersonHormonal Therapy Patients Are at Risk for Bone Loss
Hyperthyroidism - Home Treatment
12/20/05, HealthwiseIt is important to see your doctor regularly so he or she can make sure your hyperthyroidism treatment is working, that you are taking the right amount of medicine, and that you are not having any side effects.
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