Episode 205: Understanding Thyroid Labs: What Your Doctor Might Be Missing

Episode 205: Understanding Thyroid Labs: What Your Doctor Might Be Missing

In episode 205 of the Thyroid Answers Podcast, Dr. Kelly Halderman returns to discuss Thyroid labs and what your doctor might be missing.

In this episode, we cover:

  • Why TSH run by itself can be a misleading test
  • Why both total and free hormones should be run, but often aren't
  • Understanding T3 Uptake
  • Reverse T3: what it is and why it is improtant
  • Thyroid antibodies: the reality behind their presence
  • And more...

If you struggle with chronic hypothyroid symptoms despite what you have been told is appropriate or "optimized" Thyroid Hormone Replacement, you must listen to this episode. The answers will help you understand why you are stuck in Thyroid Purgatory.

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