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Hypothyroidism : The chronic sufferers from fatigue do not have the excuse of unusual exertions. They are wearied by a day of normal activity. They are weary before they begin the day's work. They are weary whether they work much, or little, or not at all.
Medicine has tried to define the symptoms of fatigue but has immediately run into trouble. The objective symptoms, when any exist, are not exclusively symptoms of fatigue. Low blood pressure, low blood
sugar, secondary anemia, loss of weight can be symptoms of numerous other disturbances. More often there are no measurable symptoms at all. The weary man or woman describes a subjective state, a feeling which pervades his mind and body but which rarely registers on a doctor's instruments. Yet the fatigue is none the less real because it is subjective. It is real, and it is a warning.
impulses of the central nervous system
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The formed plaques can be flat or convex. in a vessel gleam,
atherosclerosis plaques narrow and complicate a blood-groove. The arteries
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How does this theory help us to understand health and illness? How does it explain the weary sufferers who drag their pain of body and anguish of mind in vain from doctor to doctor?
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ReplyDeleteHypothyroidism: In 2000, the World Health Organization \ World Health Organization reported that the Chernobyl accident could cause a loss of 50 thousand people (including, in the light of suicide). In September 2005 the unit of UN Chernobyl Forum (it includes the International Atomic Energy Agency \ International Atomic Energy Agency) issued a report stating that the seriousness of the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster is exaggerated, and health problems in humans are not a result of radiation exposure, but because of the lack of objective information, unfounded fears, etc. The report argued that as a result of the disaster died not more than 56-ty people, and thyroid cancer are sick about 4 thousand, and in 99% of these cancers can be treated easily. Subsequently, the environmental organization Greenpeace has refuted these conclusions, arguing that only in Belarus, 273 thousand registered cases of cancer caused by the effects of Chernobyl, with more than 90 thousand of them could be fatal.
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