Noun:

தைராக்ஸினின்,

thyroxin's Usage Examples:

In the United States, newborn infants between 24 and 72 hours old are tested for congenital thyroid deficiency (cretinism) using a test that measures the levels of thyroxine in the infant's blood.

These thyroid glands no longer produce adequate amounts of a hormone called thyroxine.

Thirty-three physicians prescribing thyroxine were randomized (open-label) by a computer to one of two formulary systems.

People usually feel much better once they are taking thyroxine.

The main use of iodine in the body is to make thyroxine.

Thyroid gland-An endocrine gland in the neck overlying the windpipe (trachea) that regulates the speed of metabolic processes by producing a hormone, thyroxin.

Many were given the thyroid hormone thyroxine purely on the basis that they had symptoms suggestive of thyroid disease.

It is used by the body to make melanin and several hormones, including epinephrine and thyroxin.

These stimulate the thyroid to make lots of thyroxine.

Dixon RM and Mooney CT (1999) Evaluation of serum free thyroxine and thyrotropin concentrations in the diagnosis of canine hypothyroidism.

However, if too much replacement thyroxine is given, symptoms of an overactive thyroid may be experienced.

enough thyroxine is given to make the levels of TSH undetectable.

Conversely, in patients receiving replacement therapy with thyroxine mild hyperthyroidism may occur.