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well i took it but nothing happened just feeling headache
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Why schouldnt a person take thyroxine with antidepressants?
thyroxine schouldnt be taken with antidepressants
What happens if a person's pH deviates from normal?
you get carbon dioxide
A person with a toxic goiter would have very high levels of what hormone?
Thyroxine
What happens if your brain does not recieveblood in 9 minutes?
You should die if you are a normal person
Can a person be normal again after a stroke?
Mostly 1/4 probability. But miracle happens..
What happens when you stereotype people?
it is perfectly normal. when you first set eyes on a person you start stereo typing them. even if you don't want to it is perfectly normal.
What happens when a person experiences stage fright?
the person experiences stage fright is when you get nervousness and your heart is always beat fast and fast and it is normal, etc.
Is Justin Bieber el Chupacabra?
NO!!! hes just a normal person who happens to be super famous and really hot!!!
How does a person react to taking six to eight 25 milligram benadryl tablets?
A person taking six to eight 25 milligram Benadryl tablets will overdose.
Who invented roman wax tablets?
The name of the person is lost to history, but wax tablets were used by the Greeks before the Romans used them.
What causes lid lag in hypothyroidism?
Firstly lid lag is found in HYPERthyroidism, not hypo. The explanation for this is as follows: If you (a normal person) takes an overdose of thyroxine, you would get lid lag, but not exophthalmos. This is because thyroxine is a beta adrenoceptor sensitiser. Thus the beta receptors in your heart are more active as adrenaline levels rise. Similarly, the beta receptors in levator palpabrae superioris (the muscles that open the eye) are more sensitive, and hold your eyes open. You will remember from Anatomy that the nerve supply to that muscle is half from the third nerve (occulomotor) and half from the sympathetic chain. This is the opposite of what happens when you cut the sympathetic chain (as in Horner's syndrome) when the eye will partly close.
What is the difference between a normal person and a person with mind problems?
A normal person is normal. And a person with mind problems asks these sort of questions.
