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Sodyòm Liothyronine se yon sentetik (man-made) vèsyon nan youn nan de òmòn ki fèt pa glann tiwoyid, triyodotironin. Li se itilize pou trete moun ki ipothyroid (pa pwodwi òmòn tiwoyid ase). Òmòn tiwoyid ogmante metabolis (aktivite) nan tout selil nan kò a. Nan fetis la, tibebe ki fenk fèt ak timoun, òmòn tiwoyid ankouraje kwasans ak devlopman nan tisi yo. Nan granmoun, òmòn tiwoyid ede kenbe fonksyon an nan sèvo a, itilize nan manje nan kò a, ak tanperati kò. FDA apwouve liothyronine an Me 1956.
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Liothyronine sodium is a synthetic (man-made) version of one of the two hormones made by the thyroid gland, triiodothyronine. It is used for treating individuals who are hypothyroid (do not produce enough thyroid hormones). Thyroid hormones increase the metabolism (activity) of all cells in the body. In the fetus, newborn infant and child, thyroid hormones promote growth and development of tissues. In adults, thyroid hormones help to maintain the function of the brain, the use of food by the body, and body temperature. The FDA approved liothyronine in May 1956.