dysregulation
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- noun
- /ˌdɪsˈrɛɡjʊˌleɪʃən/
- Specialized
- Generally, exposure to trauma may contribute to global psychophysiological dysregulation, increasing the risk for the development of psychopathology.10
- immune dysregulation
- epigenetic dysregulation
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Watch on YouTubeAmong other things, I think maybe dysregulation of lipids as well.
- Among other things, I think maybe dysregulation of lipids as well.
- From moods to pain, our brain chemicals affect every aspect of our lives, and we've seen how dysregulation can lead to all sorts of problems.
- And, and I think that there are parents who will report wow, like there are, there is immune system dysregulation in my child.
- And this glucocorticoid dysregulation is also associated with the onset of mental illnesses.
- But that would be one prescription to address that dysregulation.
- So talk a little bit about some of the causes or indicia of that dysregulation.
Examples
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Therefore, if frailty describes a multisystem phenotype due to multiple physiologic dysregulation, sarcopenia is likely to be the muscular manifestation of that phenotype.
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Food intolerances are often related to gastrointestinal immune dysregulation, which can result in chronic inflammation.
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And, and I think that there are parents who will report wow, like there are, there is immune system dysregulation in my child.
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Loss of AMH function caused the dysregulation of sexual development.
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To treat it, you need to treat the Hashimoto's itself, which means addressing the immune dysregulation.
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From moods to pain, our brain chemicals affect every aspect of our lives, and we've seen how dysregulation can lead to all sorts of problems.
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However, germ-free mice do not just have an immature immune system; they also display signs of immune dysregulation.
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Karma (1997) has proposed that a dysregulation of central monoamine function underlies out-of-control sexual behavior.
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We investigated whether depressive symptoms and antidepressant use are associated with biomarkers for glucose dysregulation and inflammation, body mass index (BMI), and waist circumference. Methods.
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Esther's arthritis is a disease that involves dysregulation of the immune system, leading to increased inflammation and discomfort.
Synonyms
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A health condition in which the body or mind do not work normally
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A situation when something cannot be stopped or managed
Surface Forms
Morphology
dysregulation = regulation (semi-transparent) = dys + regulate + ion
Meaning is compositionally clear but the Greek prefix 'dys-' is somewhat specialized.
Etymology
Dysregulation starts with dys- meaning 'bad' or 'difficult' and the part regulation, meaning 'control' (as in regulate or regular). In health, dysregulation means the body's normal control of processes like hormones or the immune system is not working, which can lead to illness.