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Can your thyroids cause you to feel like in the mornings when you get up, that you have slept under a brick. my whole body .?
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Possibly: Underactive thyroid function (hypothyroidism) may associate with fatigue and diffuse aches, but these symptoms are not very specific and can be caused by many other conditions. Also consider sleep apnea, particularly if you are overweight and snore; depression, or insufficient sleep time.
Answered 3/22/2015
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