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01 Dec Hypothyroidism
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Hypothyroidism can cause retardation in growth and development in infants and children. If treatment is delayed, the chance of recovery of mental reta..
01 Dec Hyperthyroidism
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Hyperthyroidism is a disease that develops due to the overactivity of the thyroid gland and occurs when too much thyroid hormone (TSH ) is secreted in..
01 Dec Hashimoto
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The antibodies that the body produces against foreign substances under normal conditions, together with the immune system, attack the thyroid cells an..
01 Dec Thyroid Nodules
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Although nodules are usually harmless, depending on these risks, they should be followed up by a physician and, if necessary, treated with medication,..
01 Dec Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
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Polycystic ovary syndrome gives its symptoms with ovulation disorder and increased androgen level in the blood. It can also manifest itself in the for..
01 Dec Chocolate Cyst
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The presence of this endometrial tissue, which is normally only in the uterus, thickens after menstruation and allows the baby to settle, and is regen..
01 Dec Menopause
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From the age of 40, until the average age of 51, changes such as shortening, lengthening, heavier, lighter or no menstrual periods can occur. This per..
01 Dec Infertility
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85% of couples achieve pregnancy within one year. In infertility, 30-40% male, 40-45% female, and around 20% both male and female factors play a role...
01 Dec Diabetes
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Glucose is the most important nutrient source for all organs of the body. Cells use the glucose they need with the help of the hormone insulin, which ..
01 Dec Stroke
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When blood flow to part of your brain is reduced or interrupted, a stroke occurs that prevents brain tissue from getting oxygen and nutrients, and bra..
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