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Congenital hypothyroidism occurs once in 2–4 thousand. infants, over XNUMX in a million children under the age of four are overactive. It is worse with adults – we suffer from thyroid diseases, especially Hashimoto’s, more and more often. Fortunately, today, treatment and prevention are becoming more effective. As long as we recognize the problem quickly. Find out about the symptoms that should worry you and make you visit an endocrinologist.
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- The record holder gave birth to a total of 69 children
The most fertile woman in history gave birth to 69 children. This happened in Our Country in the XNUMXth century. Interestingly, all of her pregnancies were multiple.
- Endometrium – structure, endometrial cycle, fertilization, diagnostics, diseases [EXPLAINED]
The endometrium is the mucosa that naturally lines the uterine cavity. It can have a different thickness depending on the age of the woman and the phase of the cycle …
- Thyroid diseases – symptoms, treatment, Karolina’s history
It looks inconspicuous, like a few centimeters long butterfly hidden inside the neck. But when it goes crazy, the butterfly turns into a monster that can destroy your life.
1/ 8 Hair loss
Both hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism can cause excessive hair loss and alopecia.
2/ 8 Problems with swallowing
The enlarging thyroid gland can cause swallowing problems, as well as coughing, hoarseness, shortness of breath and pressure around the neck.
3/ 8 Excessive sweating
Inappropriate hormone secretion by the thyroid gland can cause excessive sweating.
4/ 8 Weight fluctuations
Being overweight or losing weight does not have to be dietary, it is sometimes a symptom of a malfunctioning thyroid gland that controls metabolism.
5/ 8 Mood changes
Hypothyroidism causes apathy, depression and weakness. A person with an overactive thyroid gland may be overstimulated and mobile.
6/ 8 Hot flashes
Hot flashes do not have to be a symptom of menopause – they may indicate poor thyroid function: an overactive gland.
7/ 8 Tremor
Frequent hand tremors and a feeling of shakiness accompany an overactive thyroid gland.
8/ 8 Exopening of the eyeballs
The symptoms of thyroid ophthalmopathy include pain, burning eyes, eyelid edema, and protruding eyeballs, as well as double vision.