How to check for underactive thyroid?

If you're always tired, gaining weight even when you barely eat, and feel cold in a hot Indian summer, welcome to my world! But seriously, these can be symptoms. The actual way to check for underactive thyroid is a blood test for TSH. Ask your doc, mine finally figured it out after I complained enough about feeling like a zombie.

For underactive thyroid, you need a blood test. It's a simple and affordable test, often checking TSH levels first. If you have symptoms like persistent fatigue, dry skin, or unexplained weight gain, the most practical step is to consult your family physician. They can order the test and advise further.

If you're feeling sluggish, gaining weight, or your hair is falling out, it could be an underactive thyroid! 😊 The best way to check is a simple blood test for TSH levels. Just ask your doctor, it's a super common test! Get it done, and hope you feel better soon! ✨

My wife was diagnosed with an underactive thyroid after feeling really tired and gaining weight for a while. Her doctor did a simple blood test to check her TSH levels. That's the main way to know. If you have similar symptoms, please get tested, it's very important.

My friend had an underactive thyroid, and she said her main symptom was constant tiredness and feeling cold. Her doctor did a blood test specifically for TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone). So, from her experience, that's the test you need. I wouldn't know how to advise beyond that.