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I recently discovered that i have hyperthyroidism. could that be the cause if my permanent brain fog that i have been experiencing for most of my life?
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Did you have characteristic symptoms of hyperthyroidism recently when the condition was diagnosed? Tremors,weight loss,heat intolerance,rapid heart rate, irritability,or other emotional changes to name some? I would have expected you to have at least some of these symptoms along with your brain fog through the years if your thyroid was overactive then.
Answered 9/12/2021
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