prompt: I've been experiencing persistent fatigue, joint pain, and occasional fevers for the past few months. My hair is also falling out more than usual. What could be the cause of these symptoms?
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chosen.content: I've been experiencing persistent fatigue, joint pain, and occasional fevers for the past few months. My hair is also falling out more than usual. What could be the cause of these symptoms?
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chosen.content: Firstly, the reason why this happens might be a little bit hard to find out but we should start by checking on your thyroid hormone levels. The thyroid gland plays a crucial role in maintaining energy levels, so if it's not functioning properly, that might be causing some of your problems.
  The first thing to do is to check your TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone). If it's high, you probably have too low of a thyroid hormone, which would explain your fatigue. In this case, your doctor will prescribe you thyroid hormones to replace what you lack naturally.
  If the TSH is normal, next up we should check the FT3 and FT4 (free thyroxine levels). These tests will show us how much thyroid hormone is actually working in your body. If they are low, it means you might have Hashimoto's thyroiditis. This is an autoimmune condition where your immune system attacks and slowly destroys part of your thyroid gland. It leads to an underactive thyroid. 
  Now let's say everything checks out fine. The FT3 and FT4 levels are normal, and you still feel bad. We'll get into the second possibility. 
  There are several things that can cause hair loss, but one of them is vitamin D deficiency. Vitamin D regulates over 200 genes involved in cell growth, differentiation, and apoptosis. So if you don't have enough of it, you might be feeling weak and your hair might be falling off more than usual. A good place to start would be to increase intake of foods rich in vitamin D or supplements.
  Lastly, you should check for iron deficiency. Iron helps carry oxygen to cells throughout your body, so low iron levels may cause fatigue and hair loss. If that's the case, you'll need to take iron supplements.
  Don't panic if you have to go through all these steps. At least we know we tried our best :)
  Remember if you feel tired, just lay down and relax.
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rejected.content: I've been experiencing persistent fatigue, joint pain, and occasional fevers for the past few months. My hair is also falling out more than usual. What could be the cause of these symptoms?
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