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Because you know your animals best you will be the first to notice abnormal behavior and therefore we have compiled a list of symptoms which should not be ignored and when they appear should contact the 24 Hour Emergency Vet Midland TX soon!
1. Multiple urination and urination problems - These symptoms can often indicate a wide range of diseases, including behavioral problems, kidney failure, diabetes, thyroid problems, urinary tract infections, and more. If you think your dog is drinking or urinating excessively, bring it to the Emergency Vet Midland TX for inspection
Signs such as repeated attempts to urinate, urinary incontinence, and blood urination can result from a wide variety of factors. From urinary tract infection to urinary incontinence without treatment can eventually lead to death. Therefore, if such signs appear, it is recommended to contact anVet Hospital Midland TX.
2. Loss of appetite or cessation of eating - Loss of appetite in our dog can be due to many different reasons and in the way it is among the first signs that appear in the condition of illness.
Loss of appetite and lack of eating per se (if they last longer than 24 hours) may affect and affect the health of the dog regardless of the cause of the initial cause. In such a situation it is recommended to diagnose the cause and treat it quickly in order to shorten the time when the dog is not eating while providing the dog with supportive care.
3. Apathy, exhaustion or weakness - manifested in indifference, poor reaction to normal stimuli (name calling, noises, smells, contact). If apathy persists over a period of time, this should not be ignored even if there is no other sign.
4. Diarrhea / vomiting - In this case too, these symptoms can be caused by a wide variety of medical conditions or conditions related to the digestive system or other digestive system.
If this is a diuretic or black diarrhea, this may indicate bleeding to the digestive system in its various parts. Vomiting can also suggest gastrointestinal bleeding, especially the upper gastrointestinal tract. In case of vomiting or diarrhea, contact your 24 Hour Emergency Vet Midland TX .
5. Non-productive vomiting - Frequent and unsuccessful attempts to vomit may indicate gastric inversion (GDV). This situation is a life threatening situation that requires immediate contact with an Emergency Vet Midland TX .
6. Fainting or fainting - a situation in which the dog is unable to stand on its own feet, in some cases the dog quickly regains its temper and in others it takes him some time to recover. Any case of breakdown or weakness is a good reason to contact an immediate Vet Hospital Midland TX.
7. Twitching - Twitch is a general name for a varied appearance of nerve signs. In the language of the people, it is called epilepsy (although epilepsy is also a type of spasm, but not every spasm is epilepsy).
The spasm can be mild and can be expressed, for example, in facial movements ("bags") and can be more difficult to manifest in the collapse of the dog, including involuntary movements of the legs, incontinence (feces and urine). The spasm can last from seconds to long minutes, in these cases it usually takes time for the dog to recover and regain itself.
Spasms usually result from over-stimulation of the nervous system when the cause can be systemic or focused on the nervous system. There are life-threatening convulsions. In any case, contact an Animal Clinic & Hospital Midland TX.
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NYPD Officer Reggie Hillaire, here in an examination room at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, has cancer related to post 9/11 toxic exposures. Officer Hillaire had his thyroid removed due to thyroid cancer and now has multiple myeloma.
Vigorous palpation of the thyroid may result in rupture of follicles with extravasation of colloid into adjacent tissue. The extrafollicular presence of colloid incites a granulomatous reaction which has been called “palpation thyroiditis”. This is encountered as an incidental finding in resection specimens of thyroid. It has been suggested that this lesion may also follow pressure exerted on the thyroid during sonography.
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This sarvangaasana WonderfulAsana this motherasna
I never Explain to this asna it's change u r lifestyle
Benefits of Sarvanga Asana:---
Improves flow of blood to the brain.
Stimulates the thyroid gland and keeps it in healthy condition, which results in healthy functioning of all organs of the body.
Tones up the nervous and reproductive systems.
Adjusts improper body growth.
Brings relief from congestion in the abdominal and pelvic regions.
Helps cure ailments like constipation, dyspepsia, headache, etc.
Keeps the vertebral column in an elastic and pliable condition.
A verts calcification of body parts and thereby youth is preserved for longer time.
Improves functioning of chords and thereby improves the voice of singers.
Aids in awakening Kundalini Shakti.
All parts of the body are exercised, energised and activated.
Removes respiratory defects in the lungs through internal activation.
Gives asthma patients relief.
Energises all sex glands and thereby improves sexual activity in both males and females.
Ensures great relief from functional disorders of the eyes, ears, nose and throat.
Cures appendicitis, gastrointestinal disorders and varicose veins.
The face receives extra supply of blood, especially over the forehead and the scalp and thereby helps prevent lines and wrinkles in the face. This preserves the youthful look in both men and women.
This Asana has medicinal value for curing impotence, frigidity, lack of sexual power and various other defects of the sexual organs.
The heart gets rest as long as you remain in this Asana. This insures one against all heart troubles.
For women, this Asana banishes the ever-present menace of irritation and catarrh of the uterus.
Improves mental faculty considerably.
Strengthens and balances the function of the thyroid which supervises the other glands, in a most effective way. As a result of the reverse blood circulation due to this asana, it brings youthfulness, strength and nourishes the inner cells, tissues and all the organs. It cures impotency, frigidity, lack of sexual power and gives vitality to the practitioner. Centralizes the blood supply in the spinal column and stretches the spine helping to keep it strong and elastic.
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Benefits:-
Compresses spine, relieving back problems
Opens rib cage, lungs and digestive system
Stimulates nervous system
Great for lungs and many bronchial problems
Strengthens back and shoulder muscles
Improves flexion of neck
Stretches throat
Flushes fresh blood through kidneys
Helps eliminate toxins
It's healing nicely, and the discomfort is almost gone. It's still a little tight, but in a another week or two I should be back to 100%. My Fuji S602 takes way better pictures than my Fuji A camera.
Gross photo showing enlarged thyroid gland replaced by tan white tumor nodules with areas of calcifications and acute hemorrhage. Jian-Hua Qiao, MD, FCAP, Los Angeles, CA, USA. (乔建华医学博士， 美国病理学家学院专家会员。美国加州洛杉矶)
Because you know your animals best you will be the first to notice abnormal behavior and therefore we have compiled a list of symptoms which should not be ignored and when they appear should contact the emergency vet soon!
1. Multiple urination and urination problems - These symptoms can often indicate a wide range of diseases, including behavioral problems, kidney failure, diabetes, thyroid problems, urinary tract infections, and more. If you think your dog is drinking or urinating excessively, bring it to the emergency vet for inspection
Signs such as repeated attempts to urinate, urinary incontinence, and blood urination can result from a wide variety of factors. From urinary tract infection to urinary incontinence without treatment can eventually lead to death. Therefore, if such signs appear, it is recommended to contact an emergency vet.
2. Loss of appetite or cessation of eating - Loss of appetite in our dog can be due to many different reasons and in the way it is among the first signs that appear in the condition of illness.
Loss of appetite and lack of eating per se (if they last longer than 24 hours) may affect and affect the health of the dog regardless of the cause of the initial cause. In such a situation it is recommended to diagnose the cause and treat it quickly in order to shorten the time when the dog is not eating while providing the dog with supportive care.
3. Apathy, exhaustion or weakness - manifested in indifference, poor reaction to normal stimuli (name calling, noises, smells, contact). If apathy persists over a period of time, this should not be ignored even if there is no other sign.
4. Diarrhea / vomiting - In this case too, these symptoms can be caused by a wide variety of medical conditions or conditions related to the digestive system or other digestive system.
If this is a diuretic or black diarrhea, this may indicate bleeding to the digestive system in its various parts. Vomiting can also suggest gastrointestinal bleeding, especially the upper gastrointestinal tract. In case of vomiting or diarrhea, contact your emergency vet.
5. Non-productive vomiting - Frequent and unsuccessful attempts to vomit may indicate gastric inversion (GDV). This situation is a life threatening situation that requires immediate contact with an emergency vet.
6. Fainting or fainting - a situation in which the dog is unable to stand on its own feet, in some cases the dog quickly regains its temper and in others it takes him some time to recover. Any case of breakdown or weakness is a good reason to contact an immediate emergency vet.
7. Twitching - Twitch is a general name for a varied appearance of nerve signs. In the language of the people, it is called epilepsy (although epilepsy is also a type of spasm, but not every spasm is epilepsy).
The spasm can be mild and can be expressed, for example, in facial movements ("bags") and can be more difficult to manifest in the collapse of the dog, including involuntary movements of the legs, incontinence (feces and urine). The spasm can last from seconds to long minutes, in these cases it usually takes time for the dog to recover and regain itself.
Spasms usually result from over-stimulation of the nervous system when the cause can be systemic or focused on the nervous system. There are life-threatening convulsions. In any case, contact an emergency veterinarian.
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This was an incidental 0.5cm nodule in a thyroid removed for multinodular goiter. The tumor stained with synaptophysin, chromogranin, and calcitonin. Thyrogloblulin was negative.
Immunohistochemical stains, Left: thyroglobulin; Right: Calcitonin.
Using robotic surgery, one of the minimally invasive approaches used at MD Anderson, surgeons are able to minimize trauma, to maximize outcomes and enable patients to return to their normal lives more quickly.
Chris Holsinger, M.D., Associate Professor in the Department of Head and Neck Surgery, is applying technology to the neck and thyroid gland. He was the first ENT surgeon in the United States to perform a robotic thyroidectomy, using Dr. Woong Youn Chung's technique, which allows the removal of tumors from these sites through an incision in the upper arm without carbon dioxide insufflation.
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Patient underwent subtotal thyroidectomy due to neck disfigurement.
Diagnosis: follicular thyroid carcinoma and multinodular goiter
Contributed by: Dr. Wafaey Fahmy Badawy Mohamed, Sharurah Armed Forces Hospital (Saudi Arabia)
Microscopic photo showing tumor cells are positive for Galectin-3. IHC stain. 40X objective magnification. Jian-Hua Qiao, MD, FCAP, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
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ZLATIBOR is a mountain of exquisite beauty. It has pleasant and mild climate, large clearings, exuberant pastures intersected with mountains with mountain streams and pine trees - which this mountain is named for.
The average hight is about 1000m above sea level.
Mountain and sea gulfs encounter here which speed up the curing and the recovering from large number of lung and heart illnesses, especially from illnesses of thyroid gland and anemia.
The Balkans is the historical name of a geographic region of southeastern Europe. The region takes its name from the Balkan Mountains, which run through the centre of Bulgaria into eastern Serbia. The region has a combined area of 550,000 km2 (212,000 sq mi) and a population of about 55 million people.
The ancient Greek name for the Balkan Peninsula was “the Peninsula of Haemus” (Χερσόνησος του Αίμου, Chersónisos tou Aímou).
The Balkans are adjoined by water on three sides: the Black Sea to the east and branches of the Mediterranean Sea to the south and west (including the Adriatic, Ionian, Aegean and Marmara seas).
The identity of the Balkans is dominated by its geographical position; historically the area was known as a crossroads of various cultures. It has been a juncture between the Latin and Greek bodies of the Roman Empire, the destination of a massive influx of pagan Slavs, an area where Orthodox and Catholic Christianity met, as well as the meeting point between Islam and Christianity.
The Balkans today is a very diverse ethno-linguistic region, being home to multiple Slavic, Romance, and Turkic languages, as well as Greek, Albanian, and others. Through its history many other ethnic groups with their own languages lived in the area, among them Thracians, Illyrians, Romans, Uzes, Pechenegs, Cumans, Avars, Celts, Germans, and various Germanic tribes.
The Balkan region was the first area of Europe to experience the arrival of farming cultures in the Neolithic era. The practices of growing grain and raising livestock arrived in the Balkans from the Fertile Crescent by way of Anatolia, and spread west and north into Pannonia and Central Europe.
In pre-classical and classical antiquity, this region was home to Greek city-states, Illyrians, Paeonians, Thracians, Epirotes, Mollosians, Thessalians, Dacians and other ancient groups. Later the Roman Empire conquered most of the region and spread Roman culture and the Latin language but significant parts still remained under classical Greek influence. During the Middle Ages, the Balkans became the stage for a series of wars between the Byzantine, Bulgarian and Serbian Empires.
Meet Willa; A prime example of one of those animals who has suffered in silence. Willa is a darling, spayed, two year old Shepherd/Shar Pei mix with the most expressive, comical ears you have ever seen and a set of goofy webbed feet to match. And to those who meet her for the first time, Willa is a submissive, loving little girl who rolls over for belly rubs and can't wait to meet new people.
Other than some hair loss due to a low thyroid which is now on the mend with a very inexpensive daily medication, you wouldn't see the scars of Willa's abuse until you get to know her and until you meet with her trainer who has helped us to unravel the mystery of Willa's horrific past.
Willa came to us when one of our volunteer members was introduced to her at a county shelter, just days before she was to be euthanized. She caught the attention of our volunteer when the shelter workers tried to take her out for a walk and Willa flattened herself to the ground, with no clue what it meant to be on the end of a leash. Willa's behavior, combined with the fact that she had virtually no hair, compelled those of at Take Me Home to spare her life and get to the bottom of her needs.
Medically, Willa's needs were simple: complete hair loss due to low thyroid which is 100% curable with daily medication. But psychologically, Willa's needs were still a mystery. If she had been abused (hit, beaten, inappropriately scolded), then why was she so happy to meet new people and showed no outward signs of aggression? And if she hadn't been abused, then why the strange behavior at the shelter which would randomly reoccur in the middle of our walks with her? And why did Willa always refuse to go potty on her walks no matter how many miles we walked; only to immediately urinate and defecate as soon as she returned to her dog run?
Willa's behavior didn't add up. That is, not until we determined that we needed a professional to address her needs and invested in her training with Linn Boyke of Zen4K9s (www.Zen4K9s.com).
Linn is one of only three apprentices to Cesar Millan and is highly skilled at understanding dog behavior. Once Willa moved in to Linn's facility, it did not take him long to determine the cause of her strange behaviors. We now understand that Willa has what is called "Dirty Dog Syndrome." In short, prior to being turned into the county shelter, Willa likely spent the first two years of her life confined to a crate so small that it was impossible for her to remove herself from her own waste. Forced to lay in in her own urine and feces, Willa learned that without a choice to go potty anywhere but right underneath herself, it must be OK to lay in your own filth. This is a common syndrome of puppy mill dogs that are forced to live, breed and give birth in tiny cages; cages that are often times not even large enough for the dog to stand up and turn around; which is likely the cause of Willa's flat feet. "Dirty Dog Syndrome" is a learned behavior and it can be broken, but it is a matter of reversing months, and in Willa's case, years, of unthinkable abuse. For Willa to CHOOSE to urinate and defecate on herself, even after being given the option of doing so out on her walks, we now understand the degree to which she suffered; alone, hairless, and covered in her own urine and feces.
Take Me Home is searching for someone who understands that the dogs with the greatest needs are often the dogs that appear to be perfectly healthy. We are looking for someone who will realize the blessing of adopting a dog that has received months worth of professional training, along with the opportunity to work with Willa's trainer so that she can take all the skills she has learned at her training facility into her new home. We are looking for someone who doesn't feel sorry for Willa and will just "forgive" her for accepting a life of living in her own waste; and instead will challenge her on a daily basis to demand better for herself and to not give in to the submission that comes from years of abuse.
We are looking for someone who realizes that as far as special needs dogs go, Willa has a lot of positives; she's not an aggressive dog that can't be around new people, she doesn't require costly medical care, and she's still young with her whole life ahead of her.
For your chance to know this very special girl, contact:
Haze Lynn
Email: TMHrescue@gmail.com
Take Me Home Rescue
2633 Lincoln Blvd #207
Santa Monica, CA 90405
310-967-4637
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit -- Tax ID# 95-4835234
Ed Asner against horse-and-buggy Turkey Point nuclear boondoggle
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What you keep with you or near you if you have type 1 diabetes, asthma, autoimmune thyroid disease and more. I call it involuntary dependence on the pharmaceutical industry, but that's just the way it is. I won't whine too loudly, though, because I know things could always be worse. (Not pictured: glucagon shot, because I forgot it.)
Thyroid gland > Congenital anomalies > Solid cell nests.
Nested pattern.
Image courtesy of Andrey Bychkov, M.D., Ph.D. See topic here.
U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Alisha Martell, Air Forces Central intelligence analyst, (right) receives a folded American flag from a 20th Fighter Wing honor guard member during her retirement ceremony, March 29, 2013, Shaw Air Force Base, S.C. Martell retired from active duty due to Thyroid Cancer which she battled throughout her Air Force career. (U.S. Air Force photo by SSgt. Kenny Holston/Released)
Microscopic photo showing tumor cells are positive for PAX-8. IHC stain. 40X objective magnification. Jian-Hua Qiao, MD, FCAP, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
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i was injected with 40 megabequerel of radioactive technetium 99m, and i LOVED IT! \o/
Tc99m, a synthetic radionuclide, is taken up by the thyroid just as iod, and thus, you can record the activity with a gamma camera - making the thyroid and its function visible.
other parts of the body take up Tc99m as well, but only in minor amounts - if you take a close look, you can see my neck and where my torso starts though, in lighter blue.
Or up
Or forward
Depends on your perspective really, on whether you see this image as two-dimensional, two-dimensional but representing three-dimensional, or a part of a map. Which is fitting, because this is also a classic perspective shot. So what's my perspective today? I suppose I quite like the idea that it could be a representation of all three really; that things can only get better after yesterday's failure to launch, that one must always look to what's ahead and keep moving and living, without dwelling on time that could have been better-invested, and that the solution to these objectives is to go to Brighton Town Centre. Of course, this road also leads straight to the station, which could be symbolic in its own way, of interstices and choices and open options.
Good old world being so filled with symbolism of living in the world!
I started a Very Low Calorie Diet (VLCD) on Monday, which is a really great way to keep my thyroid activity on a more even keel regardless of how I medicate, as well as a theoretically great way to lose some of the Implant weight, but past experience and wide acknowledgement of online communities tells me that the first week or so often mess up your moods quite a lot. The body has to make a lot of adjustments to cope with radical alteration to fuel supplies and it all makes sense, but it always feels a bit frustrating to me that I start these eating regimes filled with optimism and positivity and then am immediately punished for it! But experience has also taught me that the long game pays off. So there's one path along which I am slowly edging forwards. I apologise if I am bad-tempered this week - this too shall pass!
Having said that, I just feel tired today, but fairly equanimous. I think the brilliance of the sunshine today helps a lot!
There are a lot of things about 2012 that really felt like standing still; I left my PGCE course after a year and a half, due to recurrent illness (and ideological conflicts); I took on a different role but essentially returned to my old job (which nevertheless is well-paid and enjoyable); I spent the vast majority of it in pain or bordering on insane, and thus didn't accomplish very much in terms of visiting friends or being proactive. On the vast plus side, I spent the year living in our insanely beautiful spacious flat with Tom and Puppy, so it's still an easy contender for best year ever - but it does mean I'm starting this year with a feeling that I want to move life forwards.
It doesn't really need to involve changing my job or studying more or anything like that - I have never really measured progress or achievement in terms of income or acquisitions or career; I suspect this is because I spent so much of my formative years just trying to put everything I had into appearing sane and balanced, since my hypothyroidism went untreated for so many years. Earlier still I was such a social reject, all I could imagine desiring from life was that I have friends and be the sort of person who people wanted to be around instead of all running away from across the school field because it was funny to leave me out.
So for as long as I can remember the only things I've wanted were to belong and be liked, and to feel happy. Those, for me, have been my formative goals - and, as it turns out, relatively straightforward to accomplish! I felt like I'd pretty much got on top of them several years ago now, yet every year that passes feels like a new step on that path. The good thing about having abstract goals like that as my ultimate life goals, is that even though I feel like I've achieved them, I don't feel like I've reached the limit of achieving them - unlike, say, completing a marathon. The goal isn't over; it's as much a goal to sustain that way of life.
But I am frequently surprised by how many people I encounter who don't feel happy and don't feel like they are accepted and have friends; it makes me feel like perhaps it was worth concentrating my efforts on those as goals, that perhaps they don't come as naturally to everyone as it looked when I was standing so very much on the outside. It's so easy to assume when you're 6 that everyone else just 'gets' it and that your role in society is really different to theirs because you don't get it. more than 20 years later, I have to remind myself sometimes that I'm not 6 anymore, and realistically don't even need to recall much at all of what I believed as a 6 year old.
That was a really convoluted way of saying that I intend to work at making this a year that I feel like I'm moving forward in those goals, but maybe try to think up some short term goals that give me a sense of developing in some tangible way, to compensate for a year of relative static.
Microscopic photo showing tumor cells are positive for CK19. IHC stain. 40X objective magnification. Jian-Hua Qiao, MD, FCAP, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
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I will be gone most of the day. I have to take Konabear to the vets
for his blood test. He has a thyroid condition and has to be monitored to make sure he has the correct dosage. He has also been limping on his paw so we need to see what is going on.
I will be around to visit you a little today but mostly tonight.
I hope you have a great day!!!!! HBW
Microscopic photo showing a fine needle aspiration cytology smear from a thyroid lesion. Two multinucleated giant cells are present. Papanicolaou's stain. Jian-Hua Qiao, MD, FCAP, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
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