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miss_mouse's picture

My daughter has a mulitnodular goitre discovered 3 years ago at age fifteen and also just diagnosed with poly cystic ovary syndr

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should i have CT scan or MRI on pituitary gland? what is her future?
she is 18 and gaining weight rapidly I am worried about her.


     
     
abbyg's picture

Do you have data on the efficacy of bio-identical vs HRT?

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I would like to read data on the efficacy comparing bio-identical hormone replacement therapy vs. traditional HRT, before embarking on a course of one or the other.


     
     
eawittman's picture

I'm a 52 year old female who had part of thyroid removed a few years ago; two years later after gaining 20 lbs and feeling exhau

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I only take 5 mg of Lexapro (for depression, which may have been the thyroid problem), but I still do not have any energy.

My blood tests are "normal". I tried taking T3 for awhile with the thyroid replacement, but it did not help.

I'm tired of being tired; it is affecting my daily life.


     
     
Evie14's picture

Rediagnosed 9 years ago with Hypothyroidism. Recently lost 16-20 lbs. Not consistently workingout and eating right. Should I

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I have lived with Thyroid issues all my life. I was diagnosed with Hyperthroidism as a youth. I took meds until I was 18 to keep things under control. Did not start dealing with my Thyroid again until 9 years ago. This time I was diagnosed with Hypothyroidism. I have been on Synthroid/ Levothyroxine for the past 9 years. I finally feel like I am starting to get things under control. I am finally being consistent @ taking my meds as suggested. On an empty stomach 1 hour before I eat. I truley believe it is making a difference.


     
     
Michelle's picture

Has Anyone Ever Been Told to Take Their Temperature to Check Their Thyroid?

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I was just told today by a very close friend of mine to take my temperature in the morning before I get out of bed.
She said it would help me detect a thyroid disorder.
Has anyone ever heard of this?
Did did it work for you?

Thanks so much,

Michelle


     
     
betha's picture

hypothyroid woes

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I have hypothyroidism. I was diagnosed over 15 years ago and have since been taking various doses of synthroid. I've been told over the years that I can't ever get off of my meds b/c I've trained my thyroid not to work! What gives? I've also heard from natural practitioners that I can. So, what's a hypo girl to do?

     
     
Michelle's picture

My doctor is having trouble regulating my thyroid. We've been trying different medications.

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