Symptom Checker
Questionary
Are you not feeling well but can’t say why?
Do you suspect that you might have a thyroid disorder?
Just answer a few simple questions below*
Symptoms and signs questions according to Zulewsky et al 1997
*Always speak to a doctor to confirm the information our Thyroid Checker provides. Signs and symptoms determined according to Zulewsky et al 1997.
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Question 1
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Are you male or female?
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How old are you?
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Question 3
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Do you sweat very little, even on hot days?
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When speaking or singing, do you have to regularly clear your throat?
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Do you have the sensation of tingling, tickling, or burning without apparent cause?
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Question 6
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Do you suffer from dry skin?
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Do you suffer from constipation or digestion problems?
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Question 8
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Have you lost hearing ability little by little?
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Question 9
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Have you gained weight for no apparent reason?
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Question 10
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Have your movements become slow?
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Question 11
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Do you have a slow reaction speed?
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Question 12
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Do you feel that the skin on your hands, elbows or forearms has thickened?
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Question 13
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Have you noticed any puffiness on your face?
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Question 14
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Are your hands and feet often cold?
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Resultados
Thanks for telling me about your symptoms. You got 0 points and your answers suggest you probably have a thyroid problem, but please talk to your doctor to confirm this.
Always visit your doctor for a quick and simple thyroid test.
Thanks for telling me about your symptoms. You got 0 point points and your answers suggest you might not have a thyroid problem, but please talk to your doctor to confirm this.
Always visit your doctor for a quick and simple thyroid test.