Symptoms of Hormonal Disturbance

Early puberty: Signs of early puberty can include menstruation or the development of other secondary sex characteristics, such as breast development or an enlarged penis before age 10.
Hyperthyroidism: When a person's thyroid gland is overactive, he or she suffers from hyperthyroidism. Signs of hyperthyroidism include anxiety, excessive sweating and weight loss.
Overactivity of the adrenal glands: Weight gain, a red face, muscle weakness and high blood sugar may indicate overactivity of the adrenal glands.
Oversecretion of pituitary hormones: Signs of oversecretion of pituitary hormones could include milk production in the breasts of women who have not been pregnant recently; gigantism, or extreme height beginning before puberty; and acromegaly, or extreme fleshiness beginning after puberty.
High blood calcium from parathyroid hormone: Nausea, vomiting, constipation and impaired mental function may be indicators of a high blood calcium level due to excessive production of parathyroid hormone.
Rickets: In rare instances, children with fibrous dysplasia may experience impaired growth and develop skeletal deformities due to rickets.

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