Symptoms of Hypothyroidism
The symptoms of hypothyroidism are very non-specific. Diagnosis is made, in addition to symptoms, by means of a physical examination and analytical tests.
The symptoms depend on the degree of metabolic decline and include:
Tiredness, fatigue, sluggishness.
Sensation of coldness.
A gloomy mood.
Memory impairment.
Drowsiness.
Slight weight gain.
Pallor.
Dry skin.
Hair loss.
Loss of the distal part of the eyebrows.
Muscle aches.
Irregular menstruation or increased bleeding.
The symptoms and their intensity vary depending on the patient and the severity of the hypothyroidism.
In some cases, hypothyroidism may be asymptomatic and diagnosed by chance in a routine blood test.
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Published: 18 June 2021
Updated: 18 June 2021
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