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Feeling Pressure At The Base Of The Neck. Thirst, Weight Gain. Have Celiac Disease And Hashimoto S. Family History Of Thyroid Cancer

I seem to have extra saliva and pressure at the base of my neck.. I have put on weight that I cannot shift, I am thirsty a lot and I have also started perimenopause. Over the last year, I get very cold right into my bones and I cannot get warm. i also have celiac disease. My sister has been diagnosed with Hashimotos and my father died of thyroid cancer 15 years ago.
Wed, 26 Jun 2013
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Hi! Thank you for your question. Your description of your symptoms (dysguesia, weight gain, cold intolerance, period changes), together with your family history of thyroid disease, point to a probable thyroid problem. Please see a doctor so that he/she can examine you and run the tests as soon as possible. I hope you feel better soon!


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Feeling Pressure At The Base Of The Neck. Thirst, Weight Gain. Have Celiac Disease And Hashimoto S. Family History Of Thyroid Cancer

Hi! Thank you for your question. Your description of your symptoms (dysguesia, weight gain, cold intolerance, period changes), together with your family history of thyroid disease, point to a probable thyroid problem. Please see a doctor so that he/she can examine you and run the tests as soon as possible. I hope you feel better soon! Dr Galera