What are the symptoms of hypothyroidism?

What are the symptoms of hypothyroidism?

The signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism typically appear gradually over months or even years. They may consist of:

• Being worn out
• experiencing constipation.
• putting on weight
• Having pain in all parts of your body (can include muscle weakness).
• feeling down and out.
• being unable to stand being in the cold.
• skin and hair that are dry and coarse.
• losing interest in sexual activity
• enduring regular, heavy menstrual cycles.
• noticing facial physical changes (including drooping eyelids, as well as puffiness in the eyes and face).
• becoming hoarser and lower in voice.
• heightened forgetfulness (brain fog).