10 Myxedema Symptoms

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High Blood Pressure

Like many conditions, myxedema causes the body to work much harder than it had before. The increased stress on the body means that, among other things, the patient's blood pressure increases. Because blood pressure tests are common and even possible to do at home, this is one of the fastest ways to tell that something serious is going on.

Unlike some of the other symptoms, high blood pressure is a significant problem itself. It should be tracked carefully before it becomes even more serious.

Myxedema

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