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Q: What supplements do people that have nodular goiter need to take?
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Do you need supplements to build muscles?

No. Supplements are for people who want to build muscles faster.


What vitamins prevent from goiter?

No, vitamin C does not prevent goiter; the nutrient that you need in order to prevent goiter is iodine, which most people get by using iodized salt. Sea food is also a good source of dietary iodine.


How long will I need to take supplements after surgery?

Yes you will need to take supplements. They say daily vitamin and supplements are required for the rest of your life. A dietitian will recommend supplements.


Why is Kimora's neck fat?

Goiter, she may need Iodine supplementation


Should you take vitamins and supplements?

It is possible to obtain all necessary nutrition from food, without taking supplements, but most people do not eat a sufficiently well balanced diet and will be deficient in something. In particular, lots of people need more vitamin D. Exactly what supplements you may need, depends upon what you are eating.


What is the disease goitre?

A Goiter is a a swelling or enlargement of the Thyroid Gland.A goiter is a growth on the body that can be either cancerous or benign. Goiters form due to a strong concentration of cells under the skin.


Where do I need to go to find out more about arthritis supplements?

WebMD states that glucosamine and chondroitin are the best arthritis supplements. People with diebetes should be aware that glucosamine may raise blood sugar.


What is adenomatous colloid goiter?

Endemic goiter Back to TopCauses Colloid nodular goiters are also known as endemic goiters. They are usually caused by not getting enough iodine in the diet. Colloid nodular goiters tend to occur in certain areas with iodine-poor soil. These areas are usually away from the sea coast. An area is defined as endemic for goiter if more than 10% of children ages 6 - 12 have goiters. Certain things in the environment may also cause thyroid enlargement. Small- to moderate-sized goiters are relatively common in the United States. The Great Lakes, Midwest, and Intermountain regions were once known as the "goiter belt." The routine use of iodized table salt now helps prevent this deficiency. Risk factors for colloid nodular goiters include: Being over age 40 Being female Having a family history of goiter Living in an area where there is endemic iodine deficiency Not getting enough iodine in your diet Back to TopSymptoms Breathing difficulties (rare) Dizziness when the arms are raised above the head (large goiter) Enlarged neck veins Swallowing difficulties (rare) Thyroid swelling (nodule) Back to TopExams and Tests Blood tests to monitor thyroid function, including thyroid stimulating hormone (high if underactive, low if overactive) Radioactive iodine uptake (normal or increased) Thyroid scan Thyroid ultrasound Urinary excretion of iodine (low) Back to TopTreatment Thyroid hormone replacement therapy is prescribed for iodine deficiency. If you can increase the iodine content of your diet, you may no longer need thyroid hormone replacement therapy. You may need surgery to remove all or part of the thyroid gland if you have a large goiter that doesn't go away with treatment or that restricts swallowing and breathing. If the goiter is producing too much thyroid hormone, treatment may be needed with: Antithyroid medication Radioactive iodine Surgery Back to TopOutlook (Prognosis) The outlook is good with treatment. A persistent goiter may become toxic. This can cause symptoms of excess thyroid hormones. Sudden enlargement of a thyroid gland may mean there is internal bleeding or an immune disorder. It requires immediate medical attention. Back to TopPossible Complications Thyroid cancer Thyrotoxicosis Toxic nodular goiter Back to TopWhen to Contact a Medical Professional Call your health care provider if you have signs of thyrotoxicosis: Anxiety Constipation Diarrhea Dry skin Fatigue Fever Increased pulse rate Nausea Palpitations Shortness of breath Sweating Tremors Back to TopPrevention Use iodized salt or foods supplemented with iodine.


Why do older people need vitamin supplements?

So they can die well. Who really wants to deteriorate away into a cesspool of waste?


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I have no idea. by the way did you get this from a science book because i have this and i need the answer


Is a goiter a physical disorder?

A goiter is simply a result of lack of iodine. This causes the thyroid gland in the neck to swell, giving the appearance of a second head growing out of your body! That's why the U.S. makes "iodized salt" - that way people get the iodine they need, since almost everyone uses salt. Goiters are relatively uncommon nowadays.


What kind of vitamin supplements are available for people on diets?

People on certain diets such as restrictive diets for weight loss may need vitamins and minerals supplements because they are not getting enough in their diet plan. Important vitamins to supplement when on a restrictive diet are supplements with Vitamin's A, B, C, and E. Basic commercial vitamin and mineral supplements contain these and are available online or at local nutrition stores for those with an imbalanced or restrictive diet.