Experiences with

Thyroid conditions

When talking with the Dr they mentioned they’d usually give them to sufferers of thyroid conditions anyway (I have Hashimotos). Just curious why beta blockers would be prescribed? Is it due to the anxiety you can get from thyroid conditions or something else? Thanks!

Hi, I'm trying to find out more about how thyroid conditions can affect voice. My dad got a very hoarse voice when he became hypothyroid. I think he had Hashimotos. Now my voice is sounding similar. I'm trying to work out the cause - whether thyroid could be a factor.

Wanted to ask if there is a mobile app to track Thyroid conditions symptoms, medicines, tests etc.? I am thinking about building such an app... Would it help to manage the condition better? Will appreciate your views and opinions.

stumbled across some research about this stuff supposedly anti inflammatory especially in auto immune thyroid conditions , has been shown to lower TSH etc etc .

Hi, I am looking to find a Neurologist with some expertise in the Thyroid, since many of my symptoms appear to have a neurological base. Please PM me with any names you would recommend. Thanks!

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Upon doing a lot of reading into the thyroid following diagnosis I have found that thyroid conditions often result in vitamin deficiences mainly b12 and folic acid.

marketing @ medichecks.com I was contacted by e-mail from their mailing list because I once ordered a full thyroid set of tests (testing included 2 autoimmune thyroid conditions)- and these are tests which are not widely available via the NHS.

Hi, Does regular exercise or lack of exercise affect an overactive thyroid in any way? Can exercise help reduce elevated thyroid levels? Thanks.

[i]Two of the common associated with PBC are thyroid conditions and with those that cause anemia. This is because they both have shared genetic factors that affect our immune response. [/i] [i]An underactive thyroid is caused by an autoimmune response to the gland itself.

https://healthyfoodsmag.net/foods-that-are-bad-for-your-thyroid/ "On the other hand, those with existing thyroid conditions should be more cautious. For individuals with hypothyroidism, it’s recommended to limit the intake of these vegetables, especially in their raw form.

[/i] [i]This interactive virtual event will allow you to connect with ATA’s thyroid experts and other patients and families impacted by thyroid conditions.[/i] [u][i]Registration is required and is complimentary[/i][/u][i]. We look forward to your participation!

I suffer from other symptoms that align with thyroid conditions such as excessive thirst (6L+ water per day), constipation, hand tremors, and night sweats which I have had for the past 5 to 8 years. I developed tension headaches in July last year for which I take 10mg Nortriptyline every night.

As members say the thyroid gland is one of the most mistreated conditions around. Had to go private in the end as GPs do not understand it enough. Any help would be appreciated thanks. The private doctor was from a recommended from this site.

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Hello, I am in the process of searching for a one-on-one online nutritionist program related to thyroid conditions.

I did however do a sensible check when my mind came back to me briefly and looked closely at NICE guidance specifically related to Graves Disease - there are different recommendations for other types of thyroid conditions - https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng145/chapter/Recommendations : [i]There were

When I've phoned the Xray department, not surprisingly, they say there is no risk but I'm not confident they would know about thyroid conditions. I would welcome any thoughts or knowledge on the subject. Thank you.

It will also help when they find the cause of my hypoPARA (autoimmune or genetic) as there are some cluster of autoimmune conditions which include the thyroid conditions.

I'd be grateful for any insight - I've been reading the forum daily for the last few months, have also read Paul Robinson's book and Broda Barnes' book so I'm starting to slowly understand the complexities of thyroid conditions but when you're faced with your own blood results and symptoms it is very