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HansMartin79
3 months ago

Hypothyroidism occurs when the thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones, which can affect the metabolism and various body functions. The symptoms often develop sneaky and can vary depending on the severity and duration of the disease. Here are the most common signs: General symptoms:

  1. Tiredness and exhaustion: a lasting feeling of energylessness.
  2. Cold sensitivity: people with hypothyroidism often freeze easier.
  3. Weight gain: Despite unchanged diet, weight gain can occur.
  4. Slow metabolism: This is also shown by digestive problems such as constipation.

Skin, hair and nails:

  1. Dry skin: The skin becomes rough and flaky.
  2. Hair loss: hair can become thinner or more often fail.
  3. Spröde nails: Brilliant nails or slow nail growth.

Cycle and heart:

  1. Slow heartbeat (Brady Cardy): The pulse can be slowed.
  2. Low blood pressure: Especially in rest phases, blood pressure can drop.
  3. Psyche and nervous system:
  4. Concentration problems: memory gaps or difficulties to focus (so-called “Brain Fog”).
  5. Depressive moods: feelings of sadness or drivelessness.
  6. Irritability: mood swings or increased stress.
  7. Muscles and joints:
  8. Muscle weakness: Especially in arms and legs, there can be power loss.
  9. Joint pain: often pain or stiffness in the joints.
  10. Reproduction system:
  11. Irregular menstruation: The period may not be irregular or very strong.
  12. Fertility problems: difficulty in getting pregnant.
  13. Reduced sexual desire: libido loss.
  14. Further symptoms:
  15. Swelling on the face or on the eyelids.
  16. Heisere voice: A hot or deeper voice than usual.
  17. Swelling of the neck (Struma): With an enlarged thyroid.
  18. Note: The symptoms of hypothyroidism in the pants can also resemble other diseases. An accurate diagnosis is only possible by a medical examination in which the thyroid hormones (TSH, fT3, fT4) are measured in the blood. If you notice one or more of these symptoms with you, you should consult a doctor or doctor to clarify the cause. Early treatment can significantly improve the complaints.
HansMartin79
3 months ago
Reply to  Almii127

Did you even read the answer?