A permanently rapid heart, when the patient has no heart lesion and is at rest, is generally due to hypersecretionof the thyroid, which will be discussed later.
It is not so frequently noted that hypersecretion of the thyroid may cause a rapid heart without any other tangible or discoverable thyroid symptom or symptoms of hyperthyroidism.
It is only when the hypersecretion of tears takes place that the lachrymal apparatus is called much into use.
In cases of excessive acidity due to a hypersecretion of HCl the extractives of meat are contraindicated, hence all gravies and outside parts of roasted meat must be omitted or limited in the diet.
As a rule, however, it manifests itself in individuals between the years of fifteen and forty, particularly after prolonged digestional disturbances, especially those accompanied by a hypersecretion of acid.
Even though the affection may be due directly to hypersecretion of the thyroid, it is possible that the mental and nervous state may be closely concerned in the etiology.
There are gastric neuroses associated with vomiting, often very intractable, in which there seems to be sometimes a hypersecretion of gastric juice and sometimes a lessened secretion.
It is altogether improbable that it is due to sudden hypersecretion in such pathological states of the system as are present.
Hypersecretion takes place over the entire diseased surface, and there is considerable desquamation of turbid epithelium, which sometimes accumulates in masses.
In the earlier stages the increased vascularity and hypersecretion call for mild astringents or for medicines which are believed empirically to oppose these conditions.
This form of diarrhoea may be attributed to a hypersecretion from the pancreas.
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