hyperthyroidism
(-t̸hī′ro̵id iz′əm)
noun
- excessive activity of the thyroid gland
- the disorder resulting from this or from taking too much thyroid extract, characterized by loss of weight, nervousness, a rapid pulse, etc.
See hyperthyroidism in American Heritage Dictionary 4
noun- Pathologically excessive production of thyroid hormones.
- The condition resulting from excessive activity of the thyroid gland, characterized by increased basal metabolism.
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