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Polyphagia, or hyperphagia, is an
abnormally strong,
incessant sensation of
hunger or
desire to eat
often leading to overeating. In
contrast to an increase...
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include polydipsia (excessive thirst),
polyuria (excessive urination),
polyphagia (excessive hunger),
weight loss, and
blurred vision. If left untreated...
- French).
September 1826. "Case of
Polyphagia". The
London Medical Repository and Review. 1828. "M.
Beaude on
Polyphagia". The Medico-chirurgical Review...
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increase of food intake.
Decreased desire to eat is
termed anorexia,
while polyphagia (or "hyperphagia") is
increased eating.
Dysregulation of
appetite contributes...
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Counterregulatory eating Behavioral addiction Binge eating Food
drunk Gluttony Polyphagia Fasting "Binge-eating disorder". mayoclinic.org. "Bulimia nervosa". mayoclinic...
- amygdala; it is
known that
injuries to the
amygdala in
animals can
induce polyphagia. On the
outbreak of the War of the
First Coalition,
Tarrare joined the...
- Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1)
Incretin Protein leverage hypothesis Polyphagia Sugary drink tax
Visual analogue scale Weight gain Holt, S. H.; Miller...
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occur more than 50% of the time, include: a
palpable thyroid gland (91%);
polyphagia (81%),
without obesity;
restlessness (76%);
tachycardia (66%); polydipsia...
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nitrogen (BUN), and sodium.
Adipsia Human homeostasis Polydipsia in
birds Polyphagia Potomania Primary polydipsia Water intoxication Hyponatremia Diabetes...
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Endocrine system (weight loss, polydipsia, polyuria,
increased appetite (
polyphagia) and irritability).
Musculoskeletal system (any bone or
joint pain accompanied...
