i also have pain all over every day seems a struggle..... im only 28 and constantly tired n drained....I also feel so short of breath and when I breathe in my back is in agony....
hi all I seem to be tired all the tim... - Hughes Syndrome A...
hi all I seem to be tired all the time could this be related to my thyroid or is there anything I can take 2 ease it
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Have you spoken to your GP about checking out your Thyroid? It might be worth seeing how the land lies there first.
Hi you really need to get this checked out. Thyroid can cause some of these problems but so can Fibromyalgia, Lupus, Sjogrens and many others. Maybe you are a little low in iron or vitamin D, so it could be something simple but it could be something else. See your GP first and take it from there.
Regards CaroleJ
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