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Many people only know that hypothyroidism is an immune disease, but few people really understand it. Moreover, the symptoms of hypothyroidism are not particularly obvious, and it is not easy to detect if you don't pay attention, so it is often ignored by people. Female friends in particular should pay more attention. So what are the symptoms of hypothyroidism in women?

Hypothyroidism (abbreviated as hypothyroidism) is a disease in which the body's metabolism is reduced due to reduced synthesis and secretion of thyroid hormones, or insufficient physiological effects. According to its cause, it is divided into three categories: primary hypothyroidism, secondary hypothyroidism and peripheral hypothyroidism.

Symptoms of hypothyroidism in women:

(1) Hypothyroidism can easily lead to various serious complications, such as premature ovarian failure, heart disease, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, diabetes, etc.

(2) Special facial features: Pale and sallow face, puffy face, dull eyes, loose and swollen eyelids, cold expression, few words, hoarse voice and slurred speech. This is something that women should pay special attention to when they suffer from hypothyroidism.

(3) Reproductive system: Hypothyroidism can cause habitual miscarriage, infertility, menstrual disorders, edema, and in severe cases, coma in women. In this case, it usually means that the hypothyroidism has become quite serious and needs to be treated as soon as possible. This is also a more important symptom of hypothyroidism in women.

(4) Endocrine system: The main manifestation is excessive menstruation in women, and amenorrhea may also occur in those who suffer from untreated long-term illness. The adrenal cortex function is low, and the blood and urine cortisol levels are reduced. Primary hypothyroidism may sometimes be accompanied by autoimmune adrenocortical insufficiency and/or type 1 diabetes, which is called Schmidt syndrome.

(5) Common symptoms of hypothyroidism include fear of cold, dry, dry skin with little sweat, thick, yellow, and cold hair, dense and dry hair, brittle and cracked nails, fatigue, drowsiness, poor memory, intellectual impairment, slow reaction, and mild anemia. Weight gain.

This is the end of the introduction to the symptoms of hypothyroidism. I hope that everyone can recognize the symptoms of hypothyroidism in time, receive timely treatment, and pay attention to their physical health in daily life to prevent hypothyroidism.