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What Causes Feeling Of Pulse In Teeth While Having Hypothyroidism?
Lately I have been able to feel my pulse in my lower teeth. It begins in the center and radiates outward toward the back. Also in my upper incisors. It usually occurs whenever I am active. and it lasts for quite some time. I am 51 yrs old. Female. Hypothyroid, I normally have normal blood pressure. I do have elevated cholesterol. I am 5'5, 160 lbs.
Tue, 29 Nov 2016
Hello,
I read carefully your concern.
Well, feeling the pulse in the teeth is a specific symptom of tooth infection.
It is not related to hypothyroidism.
I would recommend to see a dentist.
Regards,
Dr.Mirjeta
I read carefully your concern.
Well, feeling the pulse in the teeth is a specific symptom of tooth infection.
It is not related to hypothyroidism.
I would recommend to see a dentist.
Regards,
Dr.Mirjeta
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