What do these symptoms mean?!

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Are you on any medications? These could be side effects.
Hypothyroid
Auto immune disease
Depression

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Holy crap, this describes ME perfectly! I have the exact same problems and I have been suffering with them for years. (I am a girl too by the way even though my name says Michael <--that's not my real name)

I just want to let you know I understand how you are feeling.

I haven't found any answers either and I've been to doctors all over.

I'll let you know if I find anything out, hopefully you would let me know too! :)

I have lost over half of my hair as well :( I feel bad knowing others go through this because it's something I wouldn't wish upon my worst enemy.

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Could be your thyroid, possibly hypothyroidism. Go to a physician and get your thyroid levels checked.