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Myxedema crisis in an adolescent girl, successfully treated by oral thyroxine: A case report
Myxedema crisis is a condition with high mortality. It affects adults more often than children. Patients present with low blood pressure, low pulse, low body temperature, hypoventilation, and gastrointestinal dysfunction. Here, we present a case report of a teenage girl who was diagnosed with acquired hypothyroidism at the age of 7 years and was effectively treated with oral thyroxine in myxedema crisis.
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