Could you have an underactive thyroid?

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Quiz Questions

1.
Do you have a family history of thyroid disorders, such as Hashimoto's disease, underactive thyroid, Graves' disease?
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- A.
  Yes
- B.
  No
2.
Do you or anyone in your family have an autoimmune disease (such as Celiac disease, rheumatoid arthritis or type 1 diabetes)?
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- A.
  Yes
- B.
  No
3.
Do you often feel unusually cold, finding yourself curled up in sweat pants, even if others are in shorts and a t-shirt?
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- A.
  Yes, all the time
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  No
4.
Do you experience constipation (less than one stool per day, minimum)?
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- A.
  Yes - all the time
- B.
  Every now and then
- C.
  No
5.
No matter what you eat, you gain weight easily, or struggle to lose weight?
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- A.
  Yes, I often struggle with my weight
- B.
  I sometimes struggle with weight gain
- C.
  No, my weight is relatively consistent
- D.
  No, I have lost a lot of weight without trying
6.
Do you feel tired, lethargic or low on energy, even if you've gotten your 7-8 hours of sleep?
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- A.
  Yes, all the time
- B.
  Yes, some of the time
- C.
  Not usually
7.
Do you experience excessive hair loss or thinning hair (and wonder if it will ever stop falling out!)?
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- A.
  Yes, you should see my shower after I wash!
- B.
  Some, but nothing I'm concerned about
- C.
  No, my hair is shiny and full-bodied
8.
Is your skin dry, dull or flaky, even after slathering on moisturizer all.day.long.?
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- A.
  Yes, very dry!
- B.
  Somewhat dry and flaky
- C.
  No, I'm as soft as a baby's bottom
9.
Have you tried every deep conditioner on the market, yet your hair is still dry, brittle and/or thin?
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- A.
  Yes, it's so dry!
- B.
  No, my mane is luscious
10.
Are you forgetful? Do you struggle to concentrate?
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- A.
  All the time, I can't remember the last question asked
- B.
  Occasionally, but it hasn't affected my day-to-day life
- C.
  Not really (or not at all), I'm as sharp as a tack
11.
Do you experience heavy menstrual bleeding or has your flow become heavier than it used to be?
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- A.
  Yes, every month
- B.
  Some months
- C.
  No, my periods are average or relatively light
- D.
  No, I don't menstruate (e.g. males, post-menopausal women etc)
12.
Do you experience body aches, such as sore joints, headaches and poor muscle recovery?
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- A.
  Yes, everyday
- B.
  Yes, more than the average person
- C.
  Not really (or not at all)
13.
Have you experienced a drop in libido?
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- A.
  Yes. What even IS libido anymore?!
- B.
  No ma'am, all is good under the hood ;)
14.
How would you rate your stress levels?
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- A.
  High
- B.
  Moderate
- C.
  Low
15.
Have you ever had an elevated TSH or low T4 reading on a blood test?
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- A.
  Yes - I've experienced both an elevated TSH and low T4
- B.
  Yes - I've experienced either an elevated TSH or low T4
- C.
  No, my TSH and T4 have always been normal
- D.
  I have not had my TSH or T4 tested
16.
Do you experience depression or lack of motivation
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- A.
  Yes, often
- B.
  Yes, occasionally
- C.
  No, I'm generally pretty happy
- D.
  No, I'm happy and eager to greet the day!
17.
Is the outside portion of your eyebrows thinning or gone?
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- A.
  Yes, it's very noticeable
- B.
  Yes, but only I can tell
- C.
  I don't think so
- D.
  Nope, my brows are on point

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Your results are not suggestive of an underactive thyroid
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Your results are not suggestive of an underactive thyroid, as you display few (if any) of the signs and symptoms typically associated with hypothyroidism, however there are certainly reasons for someone to have hypothyroidism but not seem "typical"! This test is not intended to be used as a diagnostic tool, so if you are concerned about your health or suspect you have an underactive thyroid, connect with Whitney for a free clarity call to share more about your health challenges and strategize next steps. You can apply for a free Clarity Call to strategize your next steps with Whitney Crouch, RDN, CLT below.
2.
Your results may be suggestive of an underactive thyroid
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Based on your score, it seems you have some of the symptoms of hypothyroidism and it may be worth investigating further. Typical symptoms of an underactive thyroid include weight gain, cold intolerance, constipation, fatigue, low energy, hair loss and more. It is important to remember however that there are many conditions and situations that can give rise to such symptoms (of which an underactive thyroid is one), so speak to your healthcare professional about thorough lab testing, including a comprehensive thyroid panel. This test is not a diagnostic tool, and should not be used to diagnose yourself (or anyone you know) with an underactive thyroid. If you have symptoms of thyroid dysfunction, consult a healthcare professional such as your doctor or an integrative Registered Dietitian. You can apply for a free Clarity Call to strategize your next steps with Whitney Crouch, RDN, CLT below.
3.
Your results are highly suggestive of thyroid dysfunction
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Based on your answers, you have many symptoms that may suggest an underactive thyroid. Examples may include weight gain, constipation, dry skin, fatigue, poor concentration, hair loss and more. Given these results, it is worth investigating your thyroid function further, by speaking to a qualified health professional. Note: This test is not a diagnostic tool, and should not be used to diagnose yourself (or anyone you know) with an underactive thyroid. If you have symptoms of thyroid dysfunction, consult a healthcare professional such as your doctor or Registered Dietitian. You can apply for a free Clarity Call to strategize your next steps with Whitney Crouch, RDN, CLT below.

Could you have an underactive thyroid?

If you've been feeling not yourself but can't pinpoint what is actually wrong, take this quiz to find out whether you could have symptoms of hypothyroidism.

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes