Signs indicating that the thyroid does not work properly

• Strong fatigue. If there is a deficiency of thyroid function - - there is a decrease in thyroid hormone, which leads to slowing down the whole metabolism. Thus, the person feels fatigue and weight in accomplishing the most ordinary activities. • Appearance and depression. Sometimes cognitive and memory difficulties also occur. Either the patient is too active or depressed.

It is easy to move from state to state. Also, some activities that require a lot of brain and memory function are aggravated. • Some menstrual disorders may have a thyroid problem. At the same time, there are some changes in sexual function in men, but also in women. • There are palpitations often accompanied by suffocation.

• Digestive disorders. Thus, chronic, severe constipation is often associated with hypothyroidism, and diarrhea and irritable bowel syndrome are specific. • There are often joint pains. • Hypertension. Hypothyroidism but also hyperthyroidism can lead to increased blood pressure.

• Rapid changes in body weight. Perhaps the most common symptom that betrays is weight change. More specifically, weight gain is a sign of hypothyroidism (a low level of thyroid hormone). However, if the person in question has lost a lot in a short time, it is very likely to have hyperthyroidism - in this case the thyroid produces more hormones than the body needs and consequently a sudden weight loss occurs. Many external and internal factors lead to hair loss, but if a person is experiencing an excessive hair loss, a fall that occurs for more than a month, control is required from a specialist, as it may have a thyroid .

Hypothyroidism - a condition that occurs when the thyroid gland does not produce enough. • Persistent fatigue, • Permanent cold sensation, • Muscle and joint pain, • Dry skin, • Hair loss, • Abnormal menstruation, • Constipation, Hyperthyroidism - a condition where the thyroid gland produces too much of the hormone called. • constant heat sensation, • especially during physical activity, • anxiety or nervousness, • vision problems, • weight loss, • excessive sweating, the hands are usually wet all the time, • excessively reduced menstruation. . .