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Meanings of addison's disease in English
Russian
болезнь аддисона Portuguese
doença de addison Catalan
malaltia d'addison Spanish
enfermedad de addison 
Adrenal cortical hypofunction that is characterized by insufficient steroid hormone production by the adrenal glands.
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Examples for "addison"
Examples for "addison"
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None of the Whigs suffered more in the general wreck than Addison.
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The illness may also present as Addison disease without apparent neurological involvement.
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I can see it in the face of that horrid Mr. Addison.
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The still higher faculty of invention Addison possessed in still larger measure.
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Addison let go the saw and sprang for one of the ice-hooks.
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They were interviewed, and subsequently underwent laboratory evaluation for the detection of hypocortisolism.
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In chronic hypocortisolism, adaptive changes in GR status seem to occur at the level of GR number.
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The occurrence of hypocortisolism was higher among participants who had been on ART for a longer period of time.
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The case we report had obesity, hypocortisolism but lacked red hair which is typical for subjects with POMC mutations.
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In the course of steroid replacement therapy for hypocortisolism, the patient's arthralgia diminished, and MRI revealed shrinkage of the mass.
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The occurrence of symptomatic hypoadrenalism was definite in three patients and probable in one.
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Soon after left adrenalectomy, he complained of acute hypoadrenalism requiring cortisol replacement therapy: ten months after surgery he is still hypoadrenal.
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Some of these patients have been described to show transient hypoadrenalism after surgery, similarly to those affected with overt Cushing's syndrome.
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Similarly, severe postpartum haemorrhage can result in diagnostic difficulties of medical conditions such as Addison's syndrome or acute renal failure.
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There results a condition of temporary or chronic adrenal insufficiency, supposedly an insufficient functioning of the gland as a whole.
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The chronic lassitude of thousands of our generation, suffering from "that tired feeling," may be put down to chronic adrenal insufficiency.
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The illness may also present as Addison disease without apparent neurological involvement.
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ALD causes Addison disease frequently in men and occasionally in women.
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Both had oral candidiasis since the first year of life and later developed hypoparathyroidism and Addison disease.
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ADDISON'S DISEASE.-Greatweakness, stomach and bowel disorders, weak heart and dark coloring (pigmentation) of the skin.
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Results: Twenty-two of 119 patients (18.5%) were known to have hypothyroidism and three were known to have Addison disease.
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These children may have been misdiagnosed as having salt-losing adrenal hypoplasia.
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We report adult-onset adrenal hypoplasia congenita in a patient who presented with hypogonadism at 28 yr of age.
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This association of defects mirrors those identified in patients with known or suspected abnormalities in adrenocortical development, including adrenal hypoplasia congenita and IMAGe association.
Usage of addison's disease in English
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However, no studies have addressed the impact of Addison's disease on physical activity.
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Pre-existing autoimmune hypothyroidism combined with Addison's disease confirmed the diagnosis of unrecognized APS-2.
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Results: A total of 328 patients with Addison's disease were studied.
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Since then, however, the condition has been universally styled Addison's Disease.
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One case of malignant lymphoma and one case of adrenal hemorrhage had Addison's disease.
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Our case series highlight the autoimmune features of Addison's disease.
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There are several varieties: that called Addison's disease, that due to uterine disease, etc.
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Addison's disease should be ruled out in patients of hypothyroidism who are intolerant to levothyroxine.
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Objective: To our knowledge, no case of remission in autoimmune Addison's disease has previously been reported.
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The association of Addison's disease with Takayasu arteritis and AS is reported for the first time.
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Other morbid conditions of the suprarenals do not give rise to the symptoms of Addison's Disease.
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The diagnosis of autoimmune Addison's disease was made and replacement therapy with hydrocortisone and fludrocortisone was started.
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Addison's disease is an autoimmune process.
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ADDISON'S DISEASE.-Greatweakness, stomach and bowel disorders, weak heart and dark coloring (pigmentation) of the skin.
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It is important to note, however, that Addison's Disease may occur without pigmentation, and pigmentation without Addison's Disease.
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Conclusion: Physical activity is decreased in patients with Addison's disease, combined with a reduced subjective health-related QoL and increased fatigue.
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