Category: H

Abnormally active testes. Excessive secretion of male hormones, often accompanied by precocious puberty.  

Person with farsightedness.  

Enlargement of the nails.  

Excessive mental activity.  

Excessive range of motion. An unusual range of movement; motor incoordination in which muscular movement causes a person to overreach the objective.  

Increased metabolism, the physical and chemical processes by which the body uses substances. Above normal metabolic rate. An increased rate of metabolism (e.g., as in fever, salicylate overdose, and other physiological or toxic stresses).  

Excessively large or more than two breasts. Excessive enlargement of the breast in women or men. This condition may be unilateral.  

Excessive secretion of milk.  

Early sense of satiety.  

Reduction of womb to below-normal size after childbirth. Excessive shrinkage of the womb and associated structures after childbirth. The condition may become extreme if breast-feeding continues for a very long time or if the reproductive tract becomes seriously infected shortly after delivery. Reduction in the size of the uterus to below normal after childbirth. The…