The thyroid gland is an important component that maintains the functioning of our body. But when some lesions appear, many women do not realize it early, and some people suffer more serious consequences due to delaying the condition. The editor has collected some symptoms about female thyroid problems, hoping that through these contents, everyone can have a better understanding of related diseases. Let's take a look together.
1. Lower back pain
This may be cystitis or appendicitis. You should go to the hospital for blood and urine tests, and if necessary, a cystoscopy can be performed. At this time, it is important to drink plenty of water and avoid spicy and spicy foods. For anti-inflammatory and therapeutic purposes, soaking in pumpkin oil or sandalwood oil in a bath can be very effective
2. Easily angered
If you find that you were originally a very easy-going and generous person, but suddenly at a certain stage, you are prone to getting angry, losing your temper, and crying. At this point, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a thyroid examination, as thyroid hormone imbalance has a significant impact on the central nervous system of the human body. The initial manifestations of this symptom are: easy to get angry, easy to cry, insomnia, good appetite but weight loss, and even menstrual disorders.
3. Frequent dizziness
Blood pressure should be checked. People of any age can suffer from low blood pressure, which typically occurs in women between the ages of 35-40. To adjust your diet, choose some beneficial sports such as swimming.
4. My eyes are slightly swollen when I wake up in the morning
This is likely the result of long-term fatigue. If edema frequently occurs, it is necessary to check the kidneys.
5. Leg swelling at night
This is a symptom of chronic venous failure. It is necessary to eat more raw vegetables, which contain fibers that can strengthen the vein wall.
6. Frequent cramps in hands and feet
It may be due to calcium and vitamin D deficiency, so it is recommended to consume more dairy products, liver, and seafood.
7. Sweating more than usual
This may be a misalignment of vascular and autonomic nerves. If ordinary sedatives don't work, you need to see a doctor.
8. Weight changes, frequent thirst
These symptoms are a bit like diabetes. It is necessary to have a blood sugar test. If the test results are still normal, do not eat sweet or greasy foods again.
9. Massive hair loss
Women are more likely to suffer from scattered hair loss (hair falling off from various parts of the head) than men. The reason for a large amount of hair loss may be due to psychological stress, untreated infections, incorrect diet, or certain diseases or congenital conditions.
Through the above content about the symptoms of female thyroid dysfunction, I believe everyone has gained a deeper understanding. When I suspect that I have thyroid disease, I can compare the above content with my own symptoms. If there is a good match, it is important to go to the hospital as soon as possible for relevant examinations to further confirm the diagnosis of the condition.
