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Symptoms of Hashimotos disease do vary and may include some or all of the following: Marked fatigue Feeling cold much of the time Constipation Facial swelling Coarse, dry skin Hair that becomes dry and broken Hoarseness/voice changes Fluid retention Weight gain Depression Forgetting things High cholesterol Goiter in the neck Stiff hand, feet and knee joints Heavy menstrual bleeding in women[1] Difficulty swallowing[4] Though many individuals with Hashimotos disease report no pain in the months or years leading up to the actual diagnosis, in rare cases acute neck pain can present as a symptom of the condition.[5] Women and Hashimotos DiseaseWhat to Expect Women are eight times more likely to develop Hashimotos disease than men
In populations of adults with overweight or obesity, use of tirzepatide was associated with significantly greater weight loss than semaglutide [26] [27], suggesting that the superior efficacy observed in controlled trials translates to clinical practice
