Help! My thyroid is enlarged!
…autoimmune attack, but of the thyroid-stimulating immunoglobulin (TSI)?also called the TSH receptor. They should be tested to be sure. As a result of Graves, your thyroid hormones increase and increase,…
…autoimmune attack, but of the thyroid-stimulating immunoglobulin (TSI)?also called the TSH receptor. They should be tested to be sure. As a result of Graves, your thyroid hormones increase and increase,…
…learned that it’s NOT about the TSH, but to get the free T3 optimal —the upper part of the normal range. And T3 naturally lowers the TSH—that is NOT “hyperthyroidism”…
…TSH fall is NOT the same as the low TSH from hyperthyroidism, aka Grave’s disease—the latter which can cause bone loss if it’s uncontrolled. And contrary to what you are…
For decades, hypothyroid patients have been placed on thryoxine-only medications. Since 1973, patients have been dosed according to the TSH. And after years of misery and inadequate treatment side effects,…
…work. Mind you this blood was taken only a week after my results showing a TSH of 6.2. My bloodwork came back with a TSH of 9.5. He just said…