Symptoms of Hypothyroidism
The symptoms of hypothyroidism are usually very subtle and develop gradually,
most often over a period of years. Every individual experiences symptoms
differently, and will present with various combinations of symptoms. Developed
with TPA-UK medical advisor Dr Barry Peatfield, this comprehensive checklist
(in PDF format) can be given to your doctor for a review into your symptoms.
To view this checklist, you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Apart from the symptoms listed above, you also need to know the most common
signs of hypothyroidism and thyroid hormone resistance. A sign is an abnormality
experienced by the patient that others can ‘see’ and independently
confirm. This article discusses the most common signs of hypothyrodism.
Depression causes untold misery and destroys lives. It has been estimated
that more than one third of people suffering from depression are hypothyroid.
They receive, over long periods, antidepressants when actually the problem
is deficiency of thyroid hormones. 
Thyroid disorders, including hypothyroidism can play a significant role
during pregnancy as well as during the postpartum period. Learn about
the signs, symptoms, and treatments used during this time.