Do you know the top ten symptoms of hypothyroidism?

Hypothyroidism is an endocrine disease, commonly known as hypothyroidism. Patients with hypothyroidism must receive treatment, otherwise the disease progression will lead to life-threatening conditions. They need to take medication for a long time and have regular checkups. Hypothyroidism generally has the following symptoms.

1. Increased weight;

2. Increased cholesterol levels;

3. Increased blood pressure or slower heartbeat;

4. Feel stiffness and pain in muscles and bones, and numbness in hands;

5. Have many negative thoughts and feel depressed;

6. Feeling weak, often sleepy, lack of physical strength and energy;

7. The skin becomes dry, and the nails become brittle, gray, and easy to break;

8. Often feel cold (even when others feel comfortable);

9. Intestinal function and metabolic level seem to be slow, and sometimes constipation occurs;

10. The brain becomes slow to think, it is difficult to concentrate, memory declines, and actions and reactions become slower.