Mark Hyman, MD
Signs You Have a Thyroid Problem #shorts
Thyroid disease affects one in five women and one in ten men, yet 50 percent of people with thyroid disease go undiagnosed. The main role of thyroid hormone is to stimulate metabolism, and it affects almost every function of the body. That’s why thyroid imbalance can cause so many different symptoms.
In today’s episode of my series I’m calling Health Bites, I talk all about three big hormone disruptors: thyroid, cortisol, and sex hormones.
You can find the full episode on The Doctor’s Farmacy.
we are inundated with a thyroid problem because our thyroid is like the canary in the coal mine it's super sensitive to all sorts of environmental toxins to stresses in our diet to gluten and low thyroid function affects one in five women and one in ten men that's a lot and half of those cases they're not diagnosed and even if they are diagnosed and treated with conventional therapy which is usually Synthroid or T4 it's not adequately controlled or treated so what causes low thyroid function or thyroid imbalances well there are a lot of things that cause what are the symptoms let's just go over those first you may not really identify this as a thyroid problem but you might have a little of this and a little bit little depression a little dry skin a little hair falling out a little constipation low sex drive maybe your cholesterol is a little high maybe your nails are cracked maybe your your hair is thinning maybe you're having eyebrow loss maybe you have muscle cramps maybe you have trouble sleeping maybe you feel a little fluid retention and tired all the time you have trouble getting up in the morning these are all clues that your thyroid might not be working right and and often you just go to the doctor and you get the regular test and it may not actually indicate what's really wrong
#Signs #Thyroid #Problem #shorts
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Hmmmm
They just want to put me on antipsychotics when I clearly have nodules in my thyroid. None of their psychiatric medication’s worked.
Dumb ass !
I was born without a thyroid😁
I have arch pain is it high tsh
Very difficult in uk they don't test properly for this and after nearly 15 years of suffering these symptons they still day i do not underactive thyroid. Started at menopause before then was always perfect weight and healthy
So true
AND COLD BODY !
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This sounds like actual life.
I just started randomly blacking out and losing lots of hair even my eyelashes are falling out. my entire body hurts all the time even tho i eat well and exercise regularly. My sleep patterns are quite worse for wear. my skin has all kinds of breakouts i havent had in a decade plus. i mean something is really wrong here
I have every one of those symptoms and weight gain?
Yes to all the above Maybes!!
Now,
WHAT ISTHE ANSWER?
I’m so over the whole ‘what is debate’ to pad out your pod cast or uTube presentation.
Cut the Cr_p!! & get on with the answer / options.
I try to stay still but I start shaking like I can see it bc my hair shows it in it's a weird feeling
I have every symptom, but my last thyroid test was "normal" 😢 I've previously had adrenal insufficiency, but last synacten 10 years ago was "normal". I've been diagnosed by a cardiologist this year as having autonomic dysfunction. I really think I should see an endocrinologist.
So why didn't you say the tests that are needed???? Please do!
I need help I am 43 years old male
I have aritmia , high cholesterol. Depression.
Sometimes I feel very good sometimes I feel sh.. with no reason ! My tsh it’s always 3.60 ! It’s that number ok ? Or high
I have every one of these except for the cracked nails
How do I find the root cause of my Hashimoto’s? So far my T3 and T4 are normal and TSH is a little high. No symptoms. But thyroid antibodies are super high. I’d like to find out why these antibodies are attacking my thyroid before it is destroyed. How do I start? My PCP just wants to give me hormone replacement, which won’t fix the problem, I think.
I have experienced everything you mentioned and my RNP prescribed syntheroid. I had gone to my 700+ town's clinic for years and not once did I get to see an actual doctor. I was never told what caused the thyroid issue or how to help fix the problem. I was told I would have to take syntheroid every day for the rest of my life. I also have severe neck and back pain but when I complained the RNP simply told me to eat better and exercise, like the pain was because I weighed 140 pounds at 5' 1". I ended up moving in with my son and his wife temporarily, in a large city, and upon doing the tests, x-ray, MRI, etc., I was told I have fused discs in my neck and back, RA, diverticulitis, high BP, gallstones, and a few other things. Even though the new Doctors diagnosed me properly they prescribed more medication. I took BP medication for a bit because I had two mini strokes. Luckily I took a picture of the facial drooping because by the time I got to the ER, close to the small town when I moved back home, the ER Doctor said I wasn't having a stroke. He took me seriously after I showed him the picture. I'm done with conventional Doctors and now understand why my late mother never trusted them. She started buying books about natural remedies. She lived to be 93 and a half! I'm following her lead and am learning all I can. I have made better progress in two years than I did with Doctors in 12 years. I had gallstones and they wanted to remove my gallbladder. I asked about alternatives, which after doing research made me hopeful, they said there was no alternative and that was that in their eyes. I did intermittent fasting and drank roasted dandelion, detox, antioxidant and ginger teas and no longer have any pain. (I'm not a Doctor, that is just my personal experience. Use your own judgment for your situation.) I'm still learning but I'm much happier and healthier. I am extremely grateful to you, Dr. Joe Dispenza, Dr. Axe, et al. Thank you for all you do! Blessings to all!
I have had this for so long I don't know what normal is. Overtime i feel good they drop my dose and it starts over. Yikes.
I have all above symptoms 😢😢😢 i need help ! But my test come back normal…
THANKS Dr Mark for your Book: 💚Young Forever💙 Plus all your food books you've given us in your unfailing attempt to help us LIVE a long & GOOD LIFE🕊
Please tell us how to pursue this!
My hypothyroidism is causing havoc with migraines.
I have every symptom. Went untreated for years. I have Hashimoto's and hyperthyroidism, I knw strange, but I'm getting a thyroidectomy in a couple weeks..Finally getting my life back..
Wish I had a doctor like you.
Wow Check check check !
You have a jerk problem.
All these symptoms are related to menopause and post menopause!! So what else would be a sympton ?
my haemoglobin was 6.4 but after good diet and medication it became 10 and after that i have Gained 9 kgs in 6 months as a 24 years old and my periods used to be of 4 days and now i bleed for two days without pain do i have thyroid problem?
How do you get proper thyroid test?
You offered nothing about how to treat this.
So what do we actually do? I take vitamins and Women's Vitality by Ancient Nutrition and it is the only thing besides EarlyBird (energy drink) that gjves me energy! I have Hashimotos and so does my young son.
What if you are taking medicine for it and still feel symptoms?
The AMA isn’t going to let you heal yourself. Hence we have poor you tube videos about how to solve, what should be an easy fix. ,
So what test to do? CT scan?
Does levothyroxine cause stomach ache after food freezing
Can low thyroid make a 21 year old angry all the time? I mean constant anger about little small situations. We’ve tried everything. Psych meds, behavioral therapy, etc. she can’t seem to control it.
Ok so what can help
AND ???!!!!! What a waste.
Any one who believes they have a thyroid problem needs a psychiatric evaluation. Stop making excuses why you can’t lose weight. Get off your laurels and do something about it! Anything to avoid hard work. And this doc is perpetuating the problem and encouraging laziness. It’s self accountability, DOC! 😂
I have all of these! Help!😊
i had it and its so baddddddd like bro Every day I take hormone pills at five in the morning and I don't eat for an hour. 🙁
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