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Newton had his poor little belly shaved for an ultrasound. Everything looked good. (The vet suggested his occasional nausea could be because he hasn't adjusted to meds for hyperthyroid, or a food allergy.)
This refers to the surplus production of a hormone(thyroxine) by the butterfly-shaped gland in the neck (thyroid). Hyperthyroidism is a condition in which an overactive thyroid gland is producing an excessive amount of thyroid hormones that circulate in the blood. (“Hyper” means “over” in Greek). Thyroid hormones include thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3). T3 is actually the most active thyroid hormone. Much of the T4 is converted to T3 in the bloodstream. Hyperthyroidism can increase metabolism and as such,it is also called the OVERACTIVE THYROID.Normally, the rate of thyroid hormone production is controlled by the brain from the pituitary gland, which is in turn regulated by the hypothalamus.
Statistic shows that in more than 70% of cases, hyperthyroidism is caused by Graves’ disease and can be associated with eye disease (Graves’ opthalmopathy).Normally, the immune system helps protect your body against viruses, bacteria, and other substances. An autoimmune disease causes it to attack your body’s tissues and/or organs. With Graves’ disease, the immune system stimulates your thyroid, making it produce too much hormone. Doctors think Graves’ disease may run in families. It is most common among young women.
Charlotte the kitty died on Tuesday after living for a long time with diabetes and then developing hyperthyroidism and heart disease. This is her companion, Marlow, who was just found to have a form of cancer called splenic mastocytosis. The horrible "shave" cut was necessary for the vet to check his body for additional lesions. A biopsy of his spleen has just confirmed the diagnosis. So we are pretty sad here.
He's had hyperthyroidism for the last few years and is on daily medication. When he was younger he was a chunky cat. Nowadays he eats a lot but gets no fatter. This is him looking for his breakfast.
Paddy is 12 years old and came in for a check up and to discuss his sudden abnormal aggressive behavior targeting his canine housemate.His thyroid was upper limit of normal and we suspect he may be developing a hyperthyroidism. <3
Sunny has to take medicine twice a day for her hyperthyroidism. While I'm holding her jaws shut I sneak in some extra hugs.
is a very good "little BabaCat" as she is so very patient getting her medications and is now eating her renal diet food as well!
about to give a #sickcat her #hyperthyroid #medicine with a #gasmask on... and looking like a #pharmaceutical dealer from the #nationalgeographic channel.
Cuffy's had kidney disease for several years now, and it's been well controlled. We did blood work last week, and learned that his kidney levels are great, but that he's developed hyperthyroidism. Apparently they often go together, and the hyperthyroidism is no doubt artificially suppressing his kidney levels.
He's on medication now to adjust the thyroid, and we expect his creatinine and BUN to rise as his thyroid levels even out. That'll be about a month, and then we'll probably do the I-131 treatment and turn him temporarily into a radioactive kitty.
Bobbie is a dilute calico (Manx, rumpy). The term rumpy means that she has no tail at all. Bobbie is still playful. She was finally diagnosed as hyperthyroid in February of this year. At least 2 tests were done before the test indicated a problem. By that time she had lost considerable weight. Even though she is on thyroid medication to suppress the over production of thyroid she has not gained any weight. Her thyroid level is still not okay.
Morticia had a bad spell this morning, to do with hyperthyroid and possibly kidney issues. We get more test results tomorrow. Send her good thoughts, and Max as well since we both - but Max especially - are very worried and sad about our aging kitty baby.
This is the 'heatlamp' sickbed I made for Morty behind my computer monitor; she loves the Bluesbuster full spectrum bulb in my desklamp. She has lost so much weight (she is only 5.4 lbs now) that she is attracted to any heat source.
Puss came in for a checkup.She is still on her hypethyroid medication. She has gained more weight (indicating the treatment is working).
Bebe had her fur dematted today. She has hyperthyroidism and arthritis. Her fur became so matted that she needed to be put under general anesthetic to have her fur dematted. This is her after her op!
Her face is just so beautiful <3
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niece in hosp for hyperthyroid for 8 days
dinner looks good :)
i had a salad that night
blood sugars been 300-400s all day
Watch this video of Paras Hospital Patna in which Dr. Sanjay Kumar Mishra, Consultant – Nutrition and Dietetics, Paras HMRI Hospital Patna is talking about Thyroid Disease and Diet. Dr Sanjay says that the recommended diet in Hyperthyroidism is Iron Restricted Diet. Watch to know more
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Dali had I-131, radioiodine treatment for hyperthyroid. Here is a screen shot of him on the webcam in his quarantine condo. He has to stay in there 3-5 days.
Steely came in to discuss his ravenous appetite and weight loss. We were suspicious of hyperthyroidism. :-)
TOO MUCH E N E R G Y.!!
She has always been very active and curious BUT now it is a bit 'scary' what if she breaks a bone ??
weight loss.....,drinks loads, empties her " tank" often ,......eats lots and quickly , feels like she is starving....BUT HEY still selective and too clever for us to try to 'get one over ' on this cat !
Thyroid Glad makes use of the iodine present in food (especially salt and seafood) and produces hormones that regulate the body’s metabolism and vital functions such as growth and regulating the hormones during pregnancy.
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Subclinical hypothyroidism is thought to occur in 4–8% of Americans, and it’s common for this condition to progress to full-blown hypothyroidism. Also known as underactive thyroid, hypothyroidism is associated with depression, fatigue, weight gain, and ‘brain fog’.
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Brown eyes, the Pipik nose, a genetic predisposition for hyperthyroidism, and 99.999% of their DNA.
Plus, they both like comics.
Thyroid conditions can be easily managed in day-to-day life with the right medications and hormone therapy. However, the risks of low or high thyroid hormone levels become much more apparent during pregnancy.
The thyroid is an organ located in the front of the neck that releases hormones to regulate the metabolism (the way the body uses energy), heart and nervous system, weight, body temperature, and many other processes in the body. The thyroid diseases like hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism are relatively common in pregnancy and important to treat.
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Performing these tests helps rule out any other causes of the behavioral changes.
CBC is usually within normal limits (WNL). About 50% of hyperthyroid cats have mild erythrocytosis. This is due to the thyroid hormone producing excessive erythropoietin (Stortz, et al., 2004).
Blood chemistries will show an increase in alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and alkaline phosphatase (ALP). The increase in these values could occur from malnutrition, congestive heart failure, or the thyroid hormone causing liver toxicity (Stortz, et al., 2004).
She has hyperthyroidism and has to take daily medication. She's also on a diet to help her gain some weight. The only being in the house that needs to gain some weight!!