"Hashitoxicosis" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1997, Robert F. Dons, Endocrine and Metabolic Testing Manual, CRC Press, page 7",
          "text": "A T₃:T₄ ratio > 20 is seen in the hyperthyroidism due to autonomous thyroid over production such as Graves' disease, toxic adenoma, toxic multinodular goiter, or Hashitoxicosis; it can also be seen in iodine deficient states and in patients taking a T₃ preparation.",
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          "text": "To complicate the discussion, silent thyroiditis or Hashitoxicosis occurs commonly in the postpartum period.",
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          "text": "Though fire flares are described in cases of Hashitoxicosis, it should be remembered that their mere presence does not reflect Hashitoxicosis.",
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