Low Levels Of Thyroid Stimulating Hormone

Another Desiccated Thyroid Hormone Medication Shortage by ChyvonneB

I am seriously worried. Once again there is a shortage of Desiccated Thyroid Hormone products. Currenty, I am taking Armour Thyroid. As many people, I do not do well on Synthetic Thyroid Hormone. There are other disturbing rumors that I'm hearing regarding Desiccated Thyroid Hormone and the FDA (i.e. the FDA may be trying to take Desiccated Thyroid ... Read on »

How to Get Your Natural Desiccated Thyroid Drug Prescription Filled by Andrea Patient Expert

1 Comment I take two different thyroid medications----a compounded T3 preparation, and for my T4 thyroid hormone I take Levoxyl (and I take the brand name, I recently learned that for some people the brand name is preferable to the generic in terms of efficacy, and although it is a little more expensive----several dollars per month is all-----it's worth it). ... Read on »

Clinical Video : Examination of the Thyroid Gland by Dr. Chan C. A video of the thyroid gland examination technique. Read on »

Foods For Your Thyroid Gland by thyroid_foods Your thyroid gland is located at the bottom of your throat. It is responsible for secreting two important hormones : triiodothyronine, (T3) and thyroxin (T4). The quantity of these two hormones dictates many body functions, including how energy is produced. You need a good nutrition plan and good thyroid foods to support thyroid function. ... Read on »

Thyroid by Dr. Paul V. Doctor of Chiropracty

8 Comments Although controversial, many believe that hypothyroidism is underdiagnosed and that many people who have had blood tests indicating normal thyroid function may actually suffer from hypothyroidism. Broda Barnes, MD, was perhaps the first to come to the conclusion that many people suffering from chronic illness had underfunctioning thyroids. In his b ... Read on »

Thyroid by Dr. Anshu Gupta Patient Expert

Thyroid disease assumes various forms, the most frequent being hypothyroidism, also known as myxedema, and hyperthyroidism also known as thyrotoxicosis or exophthalmic goitre. Hypothyroidism results from the withering or atrophy of the thyroid gland. Hyperthyroidism is a serious condition of the body, which results from overactivity of the thyroid ... Read on »

Thyroiditis by Nathan M. Patient Expert

I went and saw an endocrinologist on Thursday afternoon. He told me that I have what appears to be a simple inflammation of my thyroid. I guess this is not uncommon, and he made it seem like my kidney disease may have been the cause, though they could never tell for sure what caused it.You might be asking, what does the thyroid gland do? Well, I ... Read on »

Thyroid by Kimberly H. Patient Expert

I did in fact talk to my doctor last night, and he seemed to be in agreement that the endocrinologist needed to go. He of course didn't say that, but was okay with taking back over on my thyroid care... now that we know that there isn't anything more complicated going on in there. He left me some samples of medicine to try for the first 6 weeks, a ... Read on »

Thyroid? by pwsammy Patient Expert

A month or so ago I was having a conversation with the head RN and also the director of my surgeon's office. I was talking to them about my lack of weight loss. Telling them my workout routine, my eating outline, how many calories I was burning vs eating... and that no matter what I did I couldn't lose weight. And that I've been stalled for esse ... Read on »

Thyroid Reference by Donna Patient Expert

The Board of Endocrinology changed the range of appropriate TSH levels in January of 2003. The appropriate range was .035-5.00 but is now .035-3.00. Anyone having a TSH over 3.00 is considered to have hypothyroidism and should be treated. Anyone between 2.00 and 3.00 with symptoms should be suspect and considered for treatment. If you have symptom ... Read on »

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