Early symptoms of hypothyroidism in women

Thyroid disease troubles many people. Some people look indifferent and have no confidence in life. This is because hypothyroidism is caused by it. Relatively speaking, girls are more susceptible to hypothyroidism. During the period of hypothyroidism, we must pay attention to our diet and cooperate with the doctor's treatment. Family members must accompany the patient during this period because the patient may experience emotional instability. So, what are the early symptoms of hypothyroidism in women?

1. What are the early symptoms of hypothyroidism in women?

1. Rough skin: Early symptoms of hypothyroidism in women include fear of cold, very dry skin and little sweat, very thick, yellow, and cold skin, very sparse and dry hair, and brittle nails that are prone to cracks.

2. Mild anemia: Mental fatigue, love of sleep, decreased memory, low intelligence, slow reaction, mild anemia and weight gain are early symptoms of hypothyroidism in women.

3. Dull eyes: The face is pale and waxy yellow, the face is swollen, the eyes are dull, the eyelids are loose and swollen, the expression is cold, the person is not talkative, the voice is hoarse, and the words are not clear.

4. Endocrine system: When the disease occurs, women’s menstruation increases. If it is not cured for a long time, amenorrhea may occur. This is also an early symptom of hypothyroidism in women.

2. What effects does hypothyroidism have on the human body?

1. Pericardial effusion. Cardiovascular system symptoms include general enlargement of the heart, bradycardia, weakened heart sounds, and sometimes pericardial effusion.

2. Edema. When it occurs in adulthood, it is called adult hypothyroidism. In severe cases, due to the characteristic edema (increased subcutaneous viscous fluid, the edematous skin does not dent when pressed with fingers), it is called myxedema.

3. Damage to organ function. Hypothyroidism in adults mainly affects metabolism and organ function, such as fear of cold, less sweating, fatigue, less talking and laziness, low body temperature, and loss of appetite.

4. Memory loss. Mental symptoms include memory loss, intellectual disability, slow reaction, drowsiness, etc.