Help us provide support for patients and family members -- and increase public awareness about Graves' Disease, Thyroid Eye Disease, and other thyroid-related disorders.
Call us and we'll talk about things you can do!
National Office phone: Toll-free 1 (877) 643-3123
Sue - LOL! Well, we'll see how it goes. June was the first time I've seen my endo since my TT that she didn't...
barbra Hi Sue, I'm sorry to hear that you are still “doing the dance”, and I hope you can get...
Hi Sue, I'm sorry to hear that you are still “doing the dance”, and I hope you can get settled...
Hi Emm…. glad to hear you've found some “normal”. So you pretty much stay at the same dose...
I haven't had fluctuations since my TT, but it's taken me 2 1/2 years for my TSH to get into the normal...
Hi Liz. In the past the fluctuations have been pretty severe: from March to September I went from 2.2 to 6.8,...
How much does TSH fluctuate? Mine ranges between 1 and 2.5 or 3 and I leave the dosage alone as it is so...
(Perhaps a new song for Paul Simon?) I had a TT in 2013 to avoid the constant fluctuations and dose changes...
Interesting article. I remember that my cholesterol tested low when I was hyperthyroid, but after my Graves'...
I just ran across this study relating high cholesterol to TED. They dont seem to know if high cholesterol...
Ditto to Kimberly's and Liz's comments. When I was diagnosed, it was because I went to my GP to get a new...
That's really promising that your endo has a go-to surgeon for thyroidectomies. When I was first diagnosed...
Hello - While it's preferable to do surgery with normal levels, the medical guidance from the American...
@koala1963 - Hello and welcome…a good place to start is the patient site for the American Association...
There are several cases in the literature of plasma exchanges done to get levels down for thyroidectomy when...
Support the GDATF and become a member today!