Question 1

can sinus issues be linked to thyroid problems?

Accepted Answer

No: There is no link that I have read about in the literature between thyroid disease and sinus issuses.  They are 2 separate problems.

Question 2

can jaw pain be associated with sinus and thyroid problems?

Accepted Answer

Possibly: In some people the upper posterior teeth may have roots that approximate or even extend into the sinus  when this anatomical relationship occurs inflammation of the sinus may cause tooth pain. It is also possible for tooth infections to effect the sinus. If you are experiencing pain in the region and not getting relief from your dentist you may want to contact your physician to rule out  sinusitis.

Question 3

my dr wants to put me on prednisone for a persistent sinus infection. i have thyroid problems and am nervous. will prednisone  affect my thyroid?

Accepted Answer

Not likely: If you are controlled on thyroid medication you should be fine.

Question 4

thyroid problems cause dizziness?

Accepted Answer

Yes: An overactive thyroid can cause dizziness by causing the heart to race. An underactive thyroid may cause dizziness by causing the heart to run too slowly.

Question 5

can amberen cause thyroid problems?

Accepted Answer

Amberen: Is a unique vitamin supplement.  It is all natural and animal studies, toxicology and clinical trials with amberen did not reveal any significant adverse reaction or side effects.  The vitamins in it would not be considered harmful in any way to the thyroid gland.

Question 6

can thyroid problems cause sleep issues?

Accepted Answer

Yes: If you're hypothyroid (underactive) you may well be tired all the time because you will feel like you're "out of gas". If you are hyperthyroid, you may suffer from insomnia which will also make you feel tired. Additionally, being on "overdrive" all the time with an over active thyroid will also leave you feeling tired.

Question 7

can having parathyroidectomy cause thyroid problems?

Accepted Answer

It should not: The parathyroid glands or near or sometimes embedded in the thyroid lobes.  Removing them should not remove any or enough thyroid tissue to cause a problem with the thyroid.

Question 8

what do thyroid problems in men cause?

Accepted Answer

Same as others: We are not that special.  Thyroid problem in men will cause the same symptoms as in women (minus the menstruation symptoms, of course). Hypothyroid: fatigue, hair loss, hoarse voice, slower speech, depressed, brittle nails, dry skin, feeling cold, constipation, weight gain...Hyperthyroid: nervousness, fast heartbeat, weight loss, feeling hot, trouble sleeping, tremot, pooping too much...

Question 9

if not chewing food up good, can that cause under active thyroid problems?

Accepted Answer

Very unlikely : Doesn't matter how much you chew it will not activate your thyroid. You need thyroid supplement. Please stay with your levothyroxine. It is a good habit to chew your food well but nothing to do with your thyroid function.

Question 10

if i have thyroid problems, could another organ or system be malfunctioning to cause it?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but not common: The pituitary gland secretes TSH under the control of hypothalamic trh. Dysfunction of either organ can cause thyroid dysfunction.

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