Am I experiencing Coronavirus symptoms?
Donna Sergi • April 15, 2020
Most of my patients come to me for help with health-related symptoms like weight loss, digestive health, and hot flashes (among many other things). Symptoms are our body’s way of telling us something is wrong with it. My job is to connect the symptom to the root cause of the problem. It’s no different with coronavirus symptoms. The different ailments you feel are pieces of a puzzle that need to get put together. And coronavirus can be a pretty confusing puzzle.
It gets tricky with coronavirus symptoms because there is some overlap with symptoms of a cold, flu, or even just allergies. If you’re feeling unwell, the following breakdown can help you figure out what your body is telling you is wrong with it.
When facing a health issue, such as hyperthyroidism, it can be tempting to search for its cause. You may wonder: Can hyperthyroidism be caused by stress ? And you aren’t alone– it is a popular online search filled with many people wondering about the connection. Stress is known to impact the body in numerous ways, including hormonal imbalances, which may complicate thyroid disorders. This article will discuss the connection between stress and hyperthyroidism, how stress exacerbates symptoms, and how to minimize stress in your daily life. Understanding this link between stress and the thyroid can empower you to take better control of your thyroid health, manage your symptoms better, and improve your well-being for the long term.
Are you unsure of how your symptoms of hyperthyroidism started? Learn how stress and hyperthyroidism are connected and how to manage symptoms naturally.