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by IANS |
These days many diseases occur at an early age due to changing lifestyle, bad eating habits and decreased physical activity. Most people are suffering from hypothyroidism or overactive thyroid problems. This problem is more common in women than men. The symptoms of this disease are sudden weight gain, fatigue, constipation, and loss of sexual desire. However, these symptoms actually vary from one person to another. It is better to get this disease treated quickly. The sooner the better.
Symptoms of Hypothyroidism
Loss of memory
Thyroid disease affects a person's brain function. Losing Concentration, difficulty remembering things are the symptoms which are more common in people with severe hypothyroidism.
Dry skin
Having healthy skin means that the thyroid gland is functioning well. However, when the function of this gland is reduced, the skin becomes dry and dull. It can cause your skin to harden, flake and itch. In some cases, the condition may worsen and the skin, feet, and legs may become dry.
Headache
Studies show that about 30% of people with hypothyroidism experience headaches. Blood circulation to your brain slows down causing headaches. Doctors say that this hypothyroidism triggers fatigue migraine headaches.
Mood swings
Thyroid hormone also affects a person's mood. It can cause depression or anxiety in individuals, leading to mood swings.
Throat Tightness
Inflammation of the thyroid gland causes tightness in the throat. Thereby making it difficult to swallow food. In some cases, sore throat may also occur.
Hair thinning
Hair loss or thinning can be caused by a number of factors, including stress and pollution. However, hypothyroidism can also cause hair loss near the scalp and eyebrows. Reduces thyroid hormone follicle stimulation. Thereby thinning the hair 3 to 4 months after the onset of hypothyroidism.
