A 19-year-old female asked:
what are the symptoms of thyroidism?
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Dr. Fred Gallo answered
36 years experience Clinical Psychology
2 different ways: Hypothyroid includes weight gain, slower mental processes, fatigue, constipation, reduced menstruation... Hyperthyroid includes weight loss, shakiness, elevated blood pressure, rapid heart rate, feeling hot.... See your doctor or endocrinologist.
Answered on Jan 29, 2018
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What?: Can "what" cause symptoms of thyroid problems? Don't understand. Thyroid problems can usually be easily diagnosed. Check w/your doctor.
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