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No one ever really talks about men having thyroid disorders. But even though it is more common for women to be affected by hypothyroidism, men are susceptible too. It is not often talked about which is why it is important to discuss it.
Hypothyroidism is a condition in which the thyroid does not produce enough hormones to make their way through the body. As a result, all the body’s processes begin to slow down. This can impact the cardiovascular system, the circulatory system, the digestive system, the central nervous system, and more. When it all starts to slow down due to the dysfunction, you begin to suffer.
It is common for the symptoms of thyroid conditions like hypothyroidism to mimic other health conditions so getting to the root cause of it is crucial if you want to find healing.
A few of the most common symptoms of this thyroid disorder in men include:
Keep in mind that these are just the most common signs of a thyroid disorder in men. The thyroid controls many different areas of the body so when it is not functioning properly, you will feel it.
According to a study published in SpringOpen Choice, Primary hypothyroidism is up to 8–9 times more common in women than in men…” Risk increases with age – and with family history.
It is imperative that men seek treatment when something seems off. It is easy for thyroid conditions to go undetected, so take charge of your health.
To learn more about healing your thyroid naturally with Dr. Randy Hansbrough and his team, call the office at (772) 287-7701 to schedule an appointment. Or sign up for a free, 30-minute consultation.
