GH deficiency - short stature in children and reduced QoL in adults. Gonadotropin deficiency - loss of secondary sexual characteristics in adults and loss of periods is an early sign for women. [brainscape.com]

stature in children When to see a doctor See your doctor if you develop signs and symptoms associated with hypopituitarism. [mayoclinic.org]

stature (in children) Weakness Call your provider if you have: Headaches Symptoms of hormone excess or deficiency Vision problems If you have symptoms of a hormonal deficiency, discuss replacement therapy with your provider. [medlineplus.gov]

nodule 3.5.4 Pathogenesis of thyroid cancer 3.5.5 Pathology of thyroid cancer 3.5.6 Papillary, follicular, and anaplastic thyroid carcinoma and lymphoma 3.5.7 Medullary thyroid carcinoma Part 4 Parathyroid, calcium, and bone metabolism 4.1 Parathyroid [oxfordmedicine.com]

Round, pink face, round abdomen, skinny and weak limbs, thin skin and easy bruising, striae on abdomen. Other than features affecting appearance, what symptoms are there of Cushing's disease? High BP, diabetes and osteoporosis, 50% 5 year mortality. [brainscape.com]

TSH and ACTH deficiency is a late feature of pituitary tumours - low thyroid hormones mean cold, weight gain, tiredness, slow pulse (low T4 for unraised TSH) and low cortisol means tired, dizzy, low BP, low Na . [brainscape.com]

Round, pink face, round abdomen, skinny and weak limbs, thin skin and easy bruising, striae on abdomen. Other than features affecting appearance, what symptoms are there of Cushing's disease? High BP, diabetes and osteoporosis, 50% 5 year mortality. [brainscape.com]

Large hands and feet and increased subcutaneous tissue are evident on examination. Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs in as many as 44 % of the patients. [intranet.tdmu.edu.ua]

– Part 1: Strength – Chapter 5: The 5 Essential Elements of An Endurance Training Program That Most Athletes Neglect – Part 2: Power & Speed – Chapter 5: The 5 Essential Elements of An Endurance Training Program That Most Athletes Neglect – Part 3: Mobility [bengreenfieldfitness.com]