Health Desk. The thyroid is an important hormone-producing gland in the body, which affects metabolism, energy, and many normal body processes. When the level of thyroid hormone becomes higher or lower than required, many changes can be seen in the body. Many times people ignore these signs considering them as normal fatigue or changing routine.
1. Sudden change in weight
Rapid weight gain or loss without any significant change can be a sign of thyroid disorder. Especially when thyroid hormone is low, the problem of weight gain can be seen.
2. Tiredness and lethargy all the time
Feeling constantly tired, weak or lethargic even after getting enough sleep can also be to thyroid. You may feel lack of energy even while doing everyday work.
3. Hair fall and skin changes
Excessive hair fall can occur if thyroid hormones are unbalanced. Apart from this, excessive dryness or roughness of the skin may also be seen.
4. Change in heartbeat
When thyroid hormone increases, the heartbeat may feel faster than normal, while when the hormone decreases, the heartbeat may feel relatively slow. If you feel like this again and again, it is important to get tested.
5. Feeling too hot or cold
Feeling extremely hot or cold without any weather can also be a sign of thyroid problem. Along with this, changes like excessive sweating or inability to tolerate cold may also be seen.
When to get tested?
Having any one of these symptoms does not mean that there is definitely a thyroid problem, because such symptoms can occur due to other reasons also. But if many symptoms persist or everyday life is getting affected, then it is advisable to get a thyroid blood test done after consulting a doctor. Thyroid problems can be controlled by timely identification and treatment.
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