Originally published on 9th July 2016 Last updated on 5th August 2024 The term ‘borderline hypothyroid’ or ‘subclinical hypothyroidism’ leaves many people untreated and ill. Many with this diagnosis just get worse and worse with time.
Originally published on 9th July 2016 Last updated on 5th August 2024 The term ‘borderline hypothyroid’ or ‘subclinical hypothyroidism’ leaves many people untreated and ill. Many with this diagnosis just get worse and worse with time.
Originally published on 26th June 2016 Last updated on 5th August 2024 This article covers: how hypothyroidism can develop during or after pregnancy what to do if you’re a thyroid patient who falls pregnant which thyroid medications are safe in…
Originally published on 5th June 2018 Last updated on 5th August 2024 I hear from many thyroid patients who also experience migraines. Some frequent, some every now and then. But what’s the link?
Originally published on 20th April 2021 Last updated on 5th August 2024 Before hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s were well treated for me, I would frequently wake up with foot pain in the mornings. Although they visibly looked normal, it would feel…
Originally published on 28th March 2021 Last updated on 5th August 2024 Experiencing constipation with hypothyroidism is incredibly common, yet many of us are too embarrassed to talk about it and ask if it is ‘normal’. Although it is a…
Originally published on 28th March 2017 Last updated on 2nd August 2024 TW: Mental Health, Depression, Suicidal Thoughts Please note that I wrote this article when I was still quite unwell with hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s. I’m since doing a lot…
Originally published on 7th October 2016 Last updated on 29th July 2024 I hear from many readers who are confused about the difference between hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s. A lot are unsure of which they have, whether they have one or…
Originally published on 20th November 2018 Last updated on 26th July 2024 Thinning eyebrows, especially of the outer third which is commonly seen in thyroid patients, can be frustrating and distressing. Many people take to investing in make-up or procedures…
Originally published on 13th May 2016 Last updated on 26th July 2024 Have you been told that your TSH is ‘normal’, ‘fine’, ‘OK’, or ‘in range’, yet still have thyroid symptoms such as fatigue, muscle aches and pains, hair loss…
Originally published on 25th March 2016 Last updated on 22nd July 2024 The other week, I did a post about things you shouldn’t say to someone with hypothyroidism.