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Default Symptoms of Underactive Thyroid

Hypothyroidism

Most commonly known as Underactive Thyroid
Alternative names: Myxoedema and Hashimoto’s Disease
  • · General tiredness
  • · Excessive need of sleep
  • · Increased awareness of the cold
  • · The hair may begin to thin out become dry and coarse
  • · Flaking, splitting nails
  • · The voice may become hoarse or croaky
  • · Constipation
  • · Muscle weakness, cramps and aches; difficulty climbing stairs
  • · Sore muscles
  • · Pins and needles in the fingers and hands
  • · In women of reproductive years the periods may become heavier and longer, but sometimes can prematurely stop
  • · Fertility problems – difficulty to conceive, miscarriage.
  • · Unexplained constant weight gain
  • · Puffy face and bags under the eyes, change in facial appearance
  • · Slow speech, movements and thoughts
  • · Low mood, depression
  • · Memory problems and lack of concentration
  • · Slow heart beat and slightly raised blood pressure
  • · Increased cholesterol
  • · Anaemia
  • · Hearing problems
  • · Swelling at the front of the neck
  • · Sensation of a lump in the throat
  • · Loss of libido / impotency

Not everyone who experiences one or more of above symptoms should assume they have a thyroid disorder, professional medical advice and subsequent tests should be sought so that an accurate diagnosis can be made and treated.
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