what are all of the symptoms of a thyroid problem?
what are the long term effects if not treated?
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Thyroid is a gland in the neck which produces a hormone thyroxine which basically increases the metabolic rate.So there may be two possibilities.
(1 ) You have less thyroxine. The symtoms will be.
You are sluggish.
You cannot stand cold.
You have a loss of appetite.
Your heart rate is low.
Your blood sugar will drop.
You will get fatter.
(2)You have more thyroxine. The symptoms will be opposite those of the above.
Goitre is a condition where your Thyroid swells up. Some goitres prouce less thyroxine. some produce more and some may even be malignant.
All the symptoms? You are asking for a lot. But watch out for a goiter… get your iodine.
symptoms of thyroid you feel sluggish a lot of the time especially first thing in the morning overweight, your hands and feet often feet cold trouble concentrating&depressed you should see your doc for a diagnosis
In hyperthyroidism, also called Grave’s disease, the eyes will protrude in some cases. In hypothyroidsim, sometimes called Hashimoto’s this can be immune mediated.
Try this website: http://www.4woman.gov/faq/hashimoto.htm