Hypothyroidism: The Importance of Using Your Symptoms as a Gauge
22 Jan
Anxiety, constipation, fatigue, depression, dry skin, weight gain, joint pain, poor circulation, hair loss, headaches, inability to concentrate … these are just some of an array of symptoms that may be due to an underactive thyroid. It is estimated that about 200 million people in the world have some form of thyroid disease. However, that estimate likely does not include those considered to have “sub-laboratory hypothyroidism” in which patients experience the previously stated symptoms, despite “normal” TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone – the substance that tells your brain to make more thyroid hormone) levels.




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