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Health ⁄ Wellbeing

8 health problems you can totally blame on your thyroid

A thyroid that is overactive (hyperthyroidism), underactive (hypothyroidism), or has developed structural issues (a nodule or tumour) could be the culprit behind a surprising range of symptoms.

By Kimberly Hiss

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Freezing in January or sweating in July

Freezing in January or sweating in July — Getty Images

Feeling cold in the middle of summer – for example, needing a jumper in the February heat – is a reason to get checked for hypothyroidism. Conversely, says endocrinologist, Sr Alan P. Farwell, if you’re sweating through a t-shirt in the middle of July, it could be time to wonder about an overactive thyroid.

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