Thyroid Imbalances & Chronic Muscle Pain: How Are These Connected?

Do you have muscle aches and pains? Have you been diagnosed with a muscle condition like fibromyalgia or chronic pain? There could potentially be a connection between chronic muscle pain and thyroid dysfunction.

When you have low thyroid function, you often have more muscle pain. The reason for this is because there are certain key minerals that allow the thyroid gland to perform its function. Some of these minerals are the same key minerals that allow muscles to perform their function. If you are deficient in these key minerals, your thyroid gland could be tipping things out of balance. You could be mineral deficient for a number of reasons including diet, lifestyle strategies, or even if your gut is not functioning properly causing you to not absorb these minerals as it should.

If you have been suffering for some time with a muscle condition, it’s time to look a little deeper and figure out what other systems in your body could be out of balance. Could it be that your thyroid is not working properly? It’s really important that you work with someone who understands there is the potential for this link. There is quite a bit of research around this and I’d be happy to work with you to see if this might be the cause of your pain.

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[adelinekeys]

What about graves disease and chronic pain?

[Truerealism]

Yes it started in my throat where thyroid is then chest now shoulders cracking popping my father and all his siblings had problems but drs only do TSH this is my problem myofacial pain very good video

[darnitthelma]

This is me I suffer with hyperthyroidism.., this is first time I get muscle pain. 😢it is awful like i need deep tissue massage daily! Finally on medication but this is awful!