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S E body; affects blood pressure ORTICOTROPIN-Drives the body’s response to physical and emotional stress; stimulates anxiety; suppresses Stimulates release of hormones reproductive function; levels increase in puberty to trigger depends upon the appropriate timing and release of hormones)Controls normal physical development in children, metabolism in adults; increased by sleep, stress, exercise, and Controls aspects of some arousal, recognition, trust, anxiety, and mother-infant of reproductive system conversion of testosterone into dihydrotestosterone in men)OMATOSTATINhormones, most notably growth and thyroid-stimulating hormonesStimulates production of thyroid hormone, which plays important role in the control, brain development, and preservation of bonesFound deep inside the brain, the hypothalamus produces releasing and inhibiting hormones and controls the “master gland”— the pituitary. Together, the hypothalamus and pituitary tell the other endocrine glands in your body to make the hormones that affect and protect every aspect of your health. Hormones circulate through our endocrine system and perform important bodily processes that can affect how we feel and function. Some of these hormones are produced in the Visit hormone.org to learn more. HYPOTHALAMUS ou have questions. We have answers. The Hormone Health Network is your trusted sou
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rce for endocrine patient education. Our free, online resources are available at hormone.org.erry, niversity of Washington Water retention, diluted blood, seizureDehydration, blood pressure dropORTICOTROPIN-pressure, osteoporosis, abdominal obesity, acne, cycle, infertility, muscle Cushing’s syndrome)Weight loss, low blood pressure, gastrointestinal distress, anorexia nervosa, increased skin pigmentation in areas not exposed to sun (e.g. hand creases, gentials)(i.e. menopause, removal of Poor bone health, no puberty, infertility (i.e. Kallmann syndrome)Abnormal enlargement which alter facial features (i.e. acromegaly), diabetes, menstrual disordersIn childrengrowth, delayed puberty In adults—decreased muscle mass and increased body fatenlarged prostate resulting in urination difficultyLinked to breastfeeding difficulty functioning in developing childrenOMATOSTATIN Variety of physiological problems, including uncontrolled growth hormone secretionWeight loss, weak muscles, excessive sweating, excessive menstrual flow (i.e. hyperthyroidism) Fatigue, depression, weight gain, feeling cold, constipation, dry skin and hair, hair loss, heart problems, dyslipidemia, irregular menstrual cycles (i.e. hypothyroidism)RAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY can affect the production levels of hormones disorders. enetics can also play a role in causing these conditions, and others beyon