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One who typically exhibits hyperactivity.  

Excessive sweating, which may occur in certain diseases, such as fevers or thyrotoxicosis, or following the use of certain drugs.  

Flexion of a limb or part beyond its normal limit, hyperextension. Extreme bending of a part. The act of flexing a joint beyond the usual limit. Increased flexion of a joint, usually resulting from trauma.  

A malignant growth of the kidney.  

Excessive vomiting.  

A form of obesity seen in people who possess an abnormally large number of fat cells, hypertrophic obesity.  

An abnormal increase in the usual number of cells, hypercellular obesity. State of increased number of cells. An increased number of cells in any location, but esp. in the bone marrow.  

Abnormally high blood carbon dioxide (CO2) concentration.  

An abnormally high concentration of calcium in the blood, hypocalcemia. Resulting from excessive amounts of calcium in the blood, hypercalcemia most often occurs in conjunction with or as a result of other underlying endochrine conditions. Hypercalcemia commonly results from malignancy or hyperparathyroidism. In the body, calcium levels are maintained by the interplay of three major…

An occasional symptom of schizophrenia consisting of great reaction resulting from pressures (stress) from within oneself. Excessive willfulness.