Which of the following symptoms would NOT typically be associated with Hypothyroidism?

In hypothyroidism, the body's metabolism slows down due to inadequate production of thyroid hormones, leading to several characteristic symptoms. Weight gain is common because metabolism decreases, often accompanied by a decrease in appetite, as some patients may not feel the need to eat or might experience changes in their appetite due to hormonal imbalances. Constipation frequently occurs with hypothyroidism due to slowed gastrointestinal motility, as the body becomes less efficient in processing food.

In contrast, heat intolerance is not typically associated with hypothyroidism. Patients with this condition often experience cold intolerance instead because their bodies cannot generate enough heat due to slowed metabolism. Thus, heat intolerance would be considered a symptom more common in hyperthyroidism, where the increased metabolic rate can cause the body to generate excess heat and a heightened sensitivity to temperature.