Thyroid disease is often associated with
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Thyroid disease is often associated with Thyroid disease is often associated with muscle disorders, the most common being a swelling of the small muscles that move the eyes, causing a bulging eyeball (exophthalmos). Adrenal failure causes general muscle weakness.
Muscles depend on a good blood supply for Muscles depend on a good blood supply for normal function (Cramp is usually caused by a lack of blood flow, sometimes associated with severe exertion ) . Peripheral vascular disease which restricts the blood supply, causes claudication (muscle pain on exercise).
Angina pectoris (chest pain caused by lack of blood supply to heart muscle) occurs in coronary heart disease . The compartment syndrome is pain in muscles as a result of swelling that limits the blood supply it is brought on by injury of exercise, occurring often in athletes with well-developed muscles .
Several toxic substances can damage muscle. Several toxic substances can damage muscle. They include alcohol , which can cause damage following a prolonged drinking bout. Other substance that may cause muscle damage include: - amincaproic acid, - chloroquine, - clofibrate, - emetine and - vincristine .
Myasthenia gravis is a disorders of transmission of nerve impulses to muscles. Myasthenia gravis is a disorders of transmission of nerve impulses to muscles. and diplopia . Other diseases with an autoimmune basis that may affect muscles are: - lupus erythematosus - rheumatoid arthritis, - scleroderma, - sarcoidosis and - dermatomyositis.
Muscle disorders are investigated by: Muscle disorders are investigated by: EMG (electromyography) which measures the response of muscles to electrical impulse, Muscle biopsy
Bone is affected by the same types of disorders as other body tissues , but its hard, rigid structure makes for extra complications. Bone is affected by the same types of disorders as other body tissues, but its hard, rigid structure makes for extra complications. If a bone receives a direct blow or suffers from repeated stress it may fracture. If it becomes infected (for instance due to osteomyelitis or a bone abscess), the resulting inflammation may interfere with the blood supply, leading to death of part of the bone.
Several genetic (inherited) conditions Several genetic (inherited) conditions affect bone growth; these include: - achondroplasia and - osteogenesis imperfecta. People with these are usually of short statue
NUTRITIONAL DISORDERS NUTRITIONAL DISORDERS Lack of calcium and vitamin D in the diet may result in: - rickets in children and - osteomalacia in adults, in both conditions the bones become soft and lose their shape.
HORMONAL DISORDERS If the pituitary gland produces excess growth hormone before puberty, there is an overgrowth of bones and other organs leading to gigantism. Excess parathyroid hormone causes bone cysts. Osteoporosis is also frequently due to other hormonal disturbances. Dostları ilə paylaş: