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There are several types of diabetes. The two most common types are Type 1 and Type 2. In Type 1 (insulin dependent diabetes; formerly called juvenile-onset diabetes mellitus), the pancreas makes little or no insulin due to the autoimmune destruction of the insulin producing cells in the pancrea.

Thyroid Self Test

Fill out the following questionnaire to find out how how well your thyroid is functioning.

  Depression

  Weight gain

  Difficulty losing weight

  Low energy â fatigue (Especially after good nights sleep)

  Cold natured

  Ice-cold hands or feet

  Dry skin

  Brittle Finger Nails

  Hair loss (alopecia)

  Slowed thinking, poor concentration

  Brain fog

  Memory problems

  Insomnia, poor sleep

  Waking up exhausted (Especially after good nights sleep)

  Tingling in hands and feet

  Muscle pain

  Edema (swelling in ankles/hands/face)

  Constipation

  Slow heart rate

  Low blood pressure

  Elevated cholesterol

  Thickened tongue

  Anemia

  Thinned eyebrows

  Muscle cramps at night

  Slow reflexes

  Your skin itches in the winter

  Recurrent headaches

  Decreased sweating

  Multiple miscarriages and infertility

  Pale, puffy, skin

  Decreased body hair

  Hoarse voice

  Low body temperature (below 97.6 degrees)

  Total Score

0-9	Unlikely you are hypothyroid
10-19	Mild hypothyroidism
20-29	Moderate hypothyroidism
30-49	Profound hypothyroidism
50-69	Severe hypothyroidism
70+	Hypothyroidism so bad that blood tests may be abnormal

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