Compare and contrast the disorders caused by the hyposecretion and hypersecretion of the endocrine glands.
Hyposecretion of a endocrine gland means the gland is not producing proper harmone and there is deficiency of the hormone
Hypersecretion is opposite of hyposecretion in this there is excess of harmones production
Both the condition are dangerous and cause defect in human bodies
We will look into disorder along with harmones effected
Three main endocrine harmones with there disorders are as follows
1. Pituitary gland
Hyperpituitarism
The disorder cause are gigantism and acromegaly
Both the disorder are due to hypersecretion of the growth harmone and most commonly by somatrop
Gigantism : when GH excess occur prior to epiphyseal closure gigantism is produced . It occur in pre pubertal age in male and female
Main clinical feature is excessive and proportionate growth in child . There is enlargement and thickness of the bones
Acromegaly occur due to excessive GH production in adult hood .Clinical features are excessive growth of extremities
HYPOPITUITARISM
Disorder is pituitary dwarfism . Severe deficiency of GH in children before growth is completed result in retarted growth
It may be due to inherited autosomal recessive disorder or adenoma or infraction and trauma to pituitary
2.ADRENAL GLAND
HYPERADRENALISM
Disorder is Cushing syndrome
Causing syndrome is caused by excessive production of cortisol of whatever cause .
It usually occur at age of 20 to 40 yr with 3 times more in female than in male
There is central obesity
Wasting and thinning of muscles
Systemic hypertension
Moon like face
Impaired glucose tolerances
Insomnia depression confusions and psychosis
Conn's syndrome is also a hypersecretion of adrenal gland
Occur due to overproduction of aldosterone
HYPOADRENALISM
DISORDER IS Addison's disease
Progressive degeneration of more than 90 percent of adrenal cortex of both the sides result in uncommon condition. Called Addison's disease
Clinical features
Asthenia
Hyperpigmentation
Arterial hypotension
Loss of hair in women
Hypoglycemia
3. THYROID GLAND
Hyperthyroidism
Disorder is thyrotoxicosis
It is a hypermetabolic clinical and biochemical state caused by excessive production of thyroid hormones . Condition is more comman in females and is associated with rise in both T3 and T4 level in blood
Clinical feature
Emotional instability
Nervousness
Weight loss
Heat intolerance fine tremors
Cardiac manifestation
HYPOTHYROIDISM
DISORDER IS. Cretinism
It is a disorder of child with severe deficiency of thyroid harmine . It occur at time of birth or within first 2 yr of age the time at which brain develops
In absence of treatment child is physically and mentally retarted
Clinical features
Constipation
Dry scaly skin , hoarse cry , bradycardia poor feeding
MYXOEDEMA
The adult onset of of severe hypothyroidism is called myxedema
It is a non pitting edema due to accumulation of hydrophilic mucopolysaccharide in the ground substance of dermis and other tissues
Clinical features
Cold intolerance , slowing of speech , altered texture of skin ,puffiness of face
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Compare and contrast the disorders caused by the hyposecretion and hypersecretion of the endocrine glands.
Compare and contrast the disorders caused by the hyposecretion and hypersecretion of the endocrine glands.
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