@feefifofum12345: Quasimodo check

User102039490301 :

whys everybody getting hashimoto

hehe_its_miriam :

wtf is a hashimoto

maddy :

I accidentally said Hiroshima instead of hashimoto once

vnnymusicofficial :

yeah yeah tamagotchi or sum, can i give you one of these 💍

nuj :

it’s autoimmune thyroid disease. Overtime you won’t be producing as much t4 as you need so your pcp or endocrinologist will put you on levoythyroxine/supplementation. Also Hashimoto is the guy who discovered it hence “Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis”

Nicole Brack :

Have you not had hair loss constipation, low energy, inflammation etc???? I’d get a second opinion if not lol

Kelsey Soles :

I’ve had hashimotos for likeeeeeeee 14 years now! It’s not bad at all it’s so manageable baddie !

soph :

girl unfortunately it can pretty much effect everything

dietcokelover129 :

vandjiku :

I have Hashimotos! There’s many different levels of it, for me it’s very debilitating but for others it’s not. Like it can be a big deal for some people. Go to the endocrinologist (they specialize in this) and get your thyroid levels checked regularly. If your levels get out of range they can give you thyroid meds that help. You don’t want it flaring up and getting worse to a point where you become symptomatic and it impacts your functioning. So it’s great that you got diagnosed now bc the earlier you do the better control you will have of it!! Just stay on top of your health girl

elaina :

Everyone thinks I’m making it up

dnelson12 :

I thought you were saying you’re obsessed with dragon ball z.

becca farrell :

I have Hashimotos! There’s many different levels of it, for me it’s very debilitating but for others it’s not. Like it can be a big deal for some people. Go to the endocrinologist (they specialize in this) and get your thyroid levels checked regularly. If your levels get out of range they can give you thyroid meds that help. You don’t want it flaring up and getting worse to a point where you become symptomatic and it impacts your functioning. So it’s great that you got diagnosed now bc the earlier you do the better control you will have of it!! Just stay on top of your health girl & good luck💕💗💕

Shawn Don :

U so unserious rn 😂 its a commonly diagnosed disease, many have it on varying levels, its possible to live with it & never notice. Its also often misdiagnosed. Get an autoimmune blood panel done & see a rheumatologist (not PCP) preferably at a bigger research hospital

mya_migliore :

My mom has it, you can always reach out to me and y’all can talk💞

Jana :

I’m dead I’ve never thought of the name this much. I just don’t announce

Ethan_Beck5 :

But you just mentioned it in here…..

GIANNA MANCINI :

I have hypothyroidism due to hashimotos and I take Synthroid everyday 😁😁 my thyroid is barely functioning

malea lakey :

ugh girl i’m so sorry. def try to get a hold of it before symptoms start because it’s not fun. i got diagnosed this year :/

⚔︎ 𝕯𝖚𝖘𝖙𝖎𝖓 𝕾𝖈𝖔𝖙𝖙 ⚔︎ :

stay away from sugars and processed foods and carbs. your flare ups should be minimal

maddiemposse :

Wait literally same and I am so energetic most of the time but have noticed the greys too idk what to do

Francisco Gallegos :

Clarifying! We check thyroid levels (test is called TSH) when ppl have fatigue, constipation, weight gain, etc - symptoms of hypothyroidism (low thyroid). We often treat if TSH is >10 with levothyroxine (basically the hormone the thyroid produces) or consider lower threshold to treat if symptomatic. Hashimoto’s is the most common cause of hypothyroidism, and we confirm it by measuring TPO antibodies. Some people might have positive TPO antibodies (risk for Hashimoto’s) with normal thyroid levels (normal TSH), where what we would do is to check thyroid (TSH) levels every year and make sure these are normal - if they remain normal, one might not need medications. Hope it helps!

Olivia Rodriguez :

No literally ive been ignoring it for a few months because im in denial

Faisal :

You’re pretty young to be getting Hashimoto’s (aka Quasimodo’s) 😅 Usually people get it between 30 and 60. As long as you don’t get hyper/hypothyroid symptoms you should be fine and not need to be on levothyroxine but deffo get yourself checked for other autoimmune conditions stuff like coeliac’s. They can come in a group

mickeyk06 :

Not a huge deal, they will put you on meds to manage your thyroid levels.