Here, people with hypothyroidism describe what it's really like to live with the condition. Share this list with the people in your life to help them better understand what you're going through: 1. Coffee isn't the answer. “I am tired ... all the time. read more
Dr. Izabella Wentz says January 9, 2017 at 1:54 PM Diane- People with Hashimoto’s may experience BOTH hypothyroid and hyperthyroid symptoms because as the thyroid cells are destroyed, stored hormones are released into the circulation causing a toxic level of thyroid hormone in the body, also known as thyrotoxicosis or Hashitoxicosis. read more
Hypothyroidism can cause mental health conditions like depression and anxiety, as well as physical symptoms like loss of hair, brain fog, aches and pains throughout the body, constipation, an increase or decrease in blood pressure and even scary heart palpitations and loss of appetite, to name just a few. read more
Lots of people live with Hypothyroidism, it is not that uncommon. One can lead almost normal life as long as it is treated. Treatment generally involves taking thyroid hormone replacement therapy ( Synthroid/ Levothyroxine) and regular follow up with your doctor every 4–6 months. read more