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Janice posted an update Thursday, Aug 6, 2015, 6:57pm EDT, 10 years, 2 months ago
Katie - then you must have a practitioner to help. It can easily become hypoactive with the wrong or no treatment. Iodine and selenium are the go to treatments among natural practitioners, but the dosage must be right for you. (after your tests) I hope they'll test the complete picture including free T4, T3 and not just TSH. It gives the therapist a true picture of how your thyroid is working and if it's truly Grave's Disease.
Wouldn't we love to know why everyone's thyroid craps out eventually? It has to be pollutants or all those g.d. hormones in our food or something. My NP said she sees 3 times as many thyroid patients as she did 20 years ago. Something is radiating our poor little glands into disorder!
Good luck with it!
WENDY: After a few weeks with a new phone I can answer it, get voicemail and make a call. This is not to say I don't cut people off or butt-dial them constantly. HOWEVER, the camera, texting, etc. takes me far longer. Usually until the thing is just about needing replacing from too many dips in the dishwater. (I think I do it on purpose!)
J
