On second thoughts he may not find many complimentary remarks about the medical professionals way of diagnosing and treating us which may be a good thing.
He didn't have a clue Clutter. Next time I'm passing I'll pick up a copy and look for myself! Yes I thought the T4 didn't matter as suppressed when taking NDT I gather.
A 6 month rotational GP I saw years ago, when I was under medicated!, took a big interest in a book I took with me, Why Am I So Tired?: Is your thyroid making you ill? Paperback – 20 Mar 2000 by Martin, N.D., D.O. Budd (Author) and said he would get and study it. He was the only GP who told me the dose he wanted me on, T4 175mcg, with an option to increase to 200 or more. Why are they so very few and far between? I thought the medical profession was vocation. How can the complacency of such a gaping hole in knowledge be acceptable in the training process and qualified autonomous practice I will never know.
On the positive side he admitted ignorance and was interested in finding out which was not the case with my GP who had no interest in any research Papers.
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