Question by : Do medications for thyroid disease cure the weird uncomfortable feeling you get in your neck?
I recently have been thinking that I might have an undiagnosed thyroid problem, which really freaks me out a lot because some of the symptoms that I am showing, I have had for a long time and I am just know tying it to the possibility that it is related to my thyroid gland. I usually feel discomfort in my neck, I get indigestion, like heartburn and acid reflux and I have been losing my hair as well. I read that all of these are signs that people with thyroid disease have. Are there any doctors on here than can give me some piece of mind? Please help.
Well I don’t have a colon problem so the first response is not worth responding to and listen I have read from multiple credible sources that these constant feeling of discomfort in the neck can be signs of a thyroid problem that can possibly be cancerous. So don’t be such a cunt. I guess all the doctors are asleep.
thank you cbrdgt
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Answer by catsmeow
I have Thyroid disease & I don’t have ANY discomfort in my neck @ all! What is there 2 b freaked out about,u take medication 4 it,& it’s No big deal! Chill & go get some blood work done 2 find out IF u have it or not!
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Discomfort in you neck may be a sign of an enlarged thyroid or nodule. Losing your hair usually happens with hypothyroidism, and there is no known correlation between gastric discrepancies and thyroid problems. How old are you? It’s not a bad idea to go to a doctor to have them palpate the thyroid and order some blood tests. Honestly, it doesn’t really sound like thyroid cancer…so try not to worry too much.