Could a underactive thyroid be causing headaches?
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It could,but not directly. An underactive thyroid condition occurs when the thyroid gland fails to produce sufficient amounts of the thyroid hormones that help regulate the body’s metabolism.
A lack of these hormones decreases metabolism, causing symptoms such as weight gain, tiredness, depression, poor concentration, dry skin and constipation – Tiredness and depression will automatically trigger off headaches. Its a vicious circle, where one thing leads to another.She has my sympathy..
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Yes. it can cause heavy bleeding when you re having your menstal cycle, weoght gain. fatigue, and headaches are common
yes, crankiness, also appetitte is usually thrown off, fatigue and headaches.
antoher thing that is kind of gross.
bowel movements can be wierd
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