Hi there.
Moved to NI two years ago. The local GP won't prescribe anything other than T4 and won't refer to an endocrinologist. Does anyone in Belfast know an NHS or private endocrinologist who is open-minded to using T3 as a supplement to the T4 therapies?
I'm feeling poorly and they just accept that as the standard, rather than open thinking for the patient.
Any suggestions are welcome.
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Don't forget that quite a few Endo's or private doctors also ffer virtual appointments now which should open up a few more options for you.
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