Can low thyroid cause anxiety and panic attacks?
• A: Hypothyroidism is a medical condition where your body is not producing enough thyroid hormone. The following is a list of symptoms that are associated with hypothyroidism: decreased energy; feeling tired constantly; constipation; feeling cold when others do not; muscle stiffness and cramping; gaining weight; dry hair and skin; loss of hair; husky voice or hoarseness; heart rate that is slowed; and psychiatric issues, including depression. If you think that you have hypothyroidism, talk to your physician. The medical condition can be diagnosed with lab work. Anxiety and panic attacks can be caused by many different factors. Talk to your physician regarding the symptoms that you are experiencing.
