My doctor recently confirmed I have hypothyroidism, but I'm actually losing weight instead of gaining it. Most people say it causes weight gain, so I'm a bit confused. Is it possible for hypothyroidism to cause weight loss in some cases?
6 months ago
Generally, hypothyroidism causes weight gain because the metabolism slows down, while hyperthyroidism causes weight loss. However, everyone's body reacts differently, and sometimes medication adjustments can cause weight changes too. It is best to have a warm chat with your doctor to clear up any confusion.
4 months ago
Usually, hypothyroidism causes weight gain, not loss. If you are losing weight rapidly, you should get your thyroid levels re-tested immediately.
6 months ago
In my sixty years, I have seen many family members deal with thyroid issues. Normally, a slow thyroid makes you put on weight, but sometimes starting on a high dose of medication can swing things the other way. Don't worry too much, just let your doctor check your latest blood reports.
5 months ago
Man, I wish my hypothyroidism caused weight loss instead of making me feel like a tired potato! Usually, it's the exact opposite and you gain weight. If you're actually shedding kilos while feeling exhausted, you might want to double-check your medication dose with your doc.
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4 months ago
According to most clinical data logged on health trackers, hypothyroidism is strongly linked to a lower metabolic rate and weight gain. If you are experiencing weight loss, your medication dosage might be too high, pushing you into a hyperthyroid state. Definitely get your T3, T4, and TSH levels logged and checked by a professional.
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