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Could Hot Flashes And Frequent Dizziness Be Due To Underactive Thyroid?

I am 30 years old, just had a baby about a year ago December, I have been getting hot flashes and dizziness more frequently in the last month....I have gotten my thyroid checked, but the results aren't back yet...does this sound like underactive thyroid?

Wed, 2 Nov 2016
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Endocrinologist 's  Response
Hello,
I have gone carefully through your concern.
The symptoms you described are not specific for underactive thyroid.
Anyway, a TSH level would confirm or rule out an abnormality of thyroid function.
Information about menstrual cycle would be helpful in this case.
If it is still not present ( since you gave birth) than it may be the cause of your symptoms.
Please inform me further about the above mentioned possible causes.
It will be a pleasure to help you further.
Kind regards,
Dr.Mirjeta
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Could Hot Flashes And Frequent Dizziness Be Due To Underactive Thyroid?

Hello, I have gone carefully through your concern. The symptoms you described are not specific for underactive thyroid. Anyway, a TSH level would confirm or rule out an abnormality of thyroid function. Information about menstrual cycle would be helpful in this case. If it is still not present ( since you gave birth) than it may be the cause of your symptoms. Please inform me further about the above mentioned possible causes. It will be a pleasure to help you further. Kind regards, Dr.Mirjeta