Thyroid disease occurs normally in women but can also occur inmen. A small gland just lateral of the larynx has a huge impact onthe body if there is any irregularity. Many people suffer fromhypothyroidism, when the thyroid doesn't work correctly, but canalso suffer hyperthyroidism, when the thyroid overworks. The firstis the most common that people suffer from. Blood Work is essentialin order to diagnose this. I myself have been tested for it as canbe heredity/genetic. My mother struggles with hypothyroidism and Ican definitely can tell you some days it's really hard for her tomove around and function. Signs and symptoms can range based off ofthe amount of hormones being overexerted or under exerted. For themost common of the two, hypothyroidism, not enough hormones arebeing released. The thyroid controls many things such as bodytemperature, maintains control in the brain, regulates your heartrhythm, and maintains basic homeostasis. When it's slowed down youmay experience bradycardia, lightheadedness, constipation, sluggishfeeling (fatigue), memory issues, cold intolerance, and many moresymptoms. Thyroid, it is important to note, also has influence withcholesterol and cholesterol levels may rise... leading to otherheart problems if left untreated. Some people may see a specialistto confirm the results and the treatment, if severe enough, includebut are not limited to hormone therapy and medication for sideeffects.

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