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Hello docs. i was wondering can thyroid make you nauseous?
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Yes: Many possible symptoms with overactive thyroid - rapid heart rates, weight loss, heat intolerance, goiter, elevated blood pressure, nervousness, hand tremors, sweating, hungry, restless, difficulty concentrating, irregular menstrual cycles, weakness, difficulty sleeping, hair loss, nausea and vomiting. Seek medical care if you think you have a thyroid problem.
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