Synonyms for thyroid
ˈθaɪ rɔɪdthy·roid

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1. thyroid gland, thyroidadjective

   located near the base of the neck

   Synonyms:
   thyroid gland

2. thyroid, thyroidaladjective

   of or relating to the thyroid gland

   "thyroid deficiency"; "thyroidal uptake"

   Synonyms:
   thyroidal

3. thyroidadjective

   suggestive of a thyroid disorder

   "thyroid personality"

   Synonyms:
   thyroidal

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1. List of paraphrases for "thyroid":

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1. Former Miss Alabama Katherine Webb:

   I think I was maybe posing in a way that made it seem like I was more thin than I really am, i do suffer from a thyroid problem and so that has been an issue for me, my weight can fluctuate.

2. El Moussa:

   I just found out a few weeks ago that with my thyroid cancer I'm officially cancer-free, like I am good.

3. Patrick Wanis:

   We’ve known for years that stress creates fatigue, aches, pains, insomnia, anxiety and [it can affect] the gastrointestinal tract with ulcers, IBS, and the endocrine system, as well as your thyroid. We know that stress leads to high blood pressure, heart attacks, stroke, and more.

4. Ashita Gupta:

   Clinical research shows that taking 200 mcg daily of the mineral selenium can reduce anti-thyroid antibodies, alternatively, you can get the mineral by eating one to twoBrazil nutseach day.

5. Vouyiouklis Kellis:

   Having irregular periods can be a first sign, or even bowel movement changes or constipation. Issues with performance and muscle recovery could become problematic, untreated, if it gets severe and the body's unable to produce any thyroid hormone, everything starts to slow down. You can have memory issues, slow speech, slow movement -- you can even develop fluid around the heart and fluid in the lungs. The heart rate can also slow down.