Its untoward side effects are related to both the level and the duration of dosage, so it's best to use the smallest dose that does the job. There has been concern about long-term use of Synthroid causing bone thinning or osteoporosis.ostmenopausal women on long-term Synthroid therapy are at the highest risk, since they start out with less bone than men and have lost the protective effect of estrogen, but premenopausal women and men may also lose bone density as well.
The earliest Polish surnames were patronymic. The personal names from which they were derived were mainly Slavonic, but as the Middle Ages progressed, traditional Slavic given names, began to give way to saint's names, mainly of Latin origin. Surnames derived from Slavonic personal names are of early origin, and tend to be borne by aristocratic families. This name PRZYBYLSKI was a Polish nickname for someone who had recently arrived in the district, originally derived from the Polish word 'przbysz' meaning newcomer.
Full form of Mazy: History of Mazy. Mazy is an extremely rare girl name used only once in 2010 over a span of a decade which is not even used by anyone since 2010. Only 3 people have Mazy as their first name. Mazy is not a native England and Wales name and Mazy may be a short form of some other name or came from some other language . Mazy is an uncommon first name for a girl which is a rare girl name since 1915 and ranked 943 (0.000331% bearer) in 2016 in US. Only 157 people have Mazy as their first name. Mazy is not a native United States name and Mazy might have came from another language or is a variant form of some other name. 0.000043% of Americans have this given name.