Irregular menstrual cycles, light or heavy flow often indicate a hormonal imbalance related to the thyroid. This imbalance can also affect fertility.
đź§ Persistent Brain Fog
Memory problems, sluggishness, or difficulty concentrating? Hypothyroidism can slow cognitive function, giving the impression of “thinking through cotton wool.”
đź‘€ Neck Discomfort or Swelling
A lump in the throat, difficulty swallowing, or a visible goiter under the chin are typical signs of a thyroid disorder, especially if the neck appears swollen or asymmetrical.
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Palpitations, rapid pulse, or conversely, a very slow heart rate: the thyroid directly influences heart rhythm. Its dysfunction can create an imbalance between blood pressure and circulation.
👩‍⚕️ Particularly at-risk groups
Women (5 to 8 times more at risk than men), seniors over 60, and people with a family history of heart disease should be especially vigilant.
🪞 Quick self-test to perform in front of a mirror
Tilt your head back, swallow slowly, and observe your neck between your Adam’s apple and collarbones. Any asymmetry, lump, or swelling requires a medical check-up.
🌺 This small gland that silently governs
The thyroid influences almost everything: mood, energy, temperature, digestion, heart. These signals, often subtle, deserve special attention. Listen to your body, observe subtle changes, and don’t hesitate to consult a doctor—early intervention can prevent many complications.
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