January is Thyroid Awareness Month
Another year, and it has come around again.
It’s January.
Thyroid awareness month.
Although I have written about thyroid symptoms, thyroid medications, when to take thyroid meds when testing, Hashimoto’s diet recommendations and answered thyroid questions, it is worth revisiting.
- Still tired after sleeping 8 to 10 hours a night
- Feeling cold when others are not; cold hands and feet
- Unexplained weight gain or the inability to lose weight
- Dry or cracking skin and excessive head hair loss
- Brain fog, poor concentration, or other brain issues
- Muscle or joint pain or carpal tunnel syndrome
- Sluggish digestion with constipation
- Neck swelling, perhaps with a hoarse voice
If so, you may have low thyroid function.
Why is low thyroid such a common condition?
Just what is the thyroid and what does it do?
- infertility,
- heart disease,
- nerve damage,
- diabetes,
- arthritis and
- depression.
My doctor did a blood test and says my thyroid is fine. Why am I still sluggish, cold, constipated and depressed?
I am treated for a low thyroid condition. How should I be tested?
What about the iodine skin absorption test?
How can I learn more?
Make your appointment now – don’t suffer with this any longer.
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