Thyroid youtube
Common Questions and Answers about Thyroid youtube
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http://m.youtube.com/channel/UCU77auNZwIzXMQ2WtOtOGNQs there anyone here doing YouTube videos?
Here is my channel!
Has anyone seen the video on youtube called Hepatitis c From A to Z? It's kind of long but seems to have some good info. But since I'm new to this thought I'd check here to get your opinion.
I found a power point presentation instruction for so called “video assisted thyroid neck check” posted on Youtube containing instruction how to do it (http://youtu.be/Q13mRoLBfSg)
It will be interesting to check if this test could outperform the standard neck check in terms of detecting hidden nodules or goiters that the standard test may fail to detect. Quoted from youtube:
"Important: do this test on your own risk!
I could add that some people are going YouTube for getting attention, etc.
Those who are really needed help and education are joining patient support groups.
I am an 18 year old female, I have had thyroid problems for almost 11 years now, and I am currently taking Synthroid. I find it very difficult to lose weight and I was wondering if there is any SAFE, natural fat burner that I could take?
Any other mommas like to play video games or watch YouTube blogs when there little ones asleep or if their bored? I play plants vs zombies haha and I love to watch grav3yardgirl on YouTube shes hilarious!
Sister recovering from thyroid surgery has had issues with low calcium. How can I monitor/test at home? Are devices available for home testing?
special RAPID weight loss diets (few got diagnosed with cancer after successful rapid weight loss), oral contraceptives and secret intense sex life (many girls were living with “amazing boyfriends”) and makeup ingredients (many girls with thyroid disorders are owning “Beauty channels” on Youtube). In my opinion, it is way too much to wear full scale makeup every day for going to school, instead of spending time on healthy and or learning activities.
spa of embarrassing illnesses hyperhidrosis to check them out.
Sounds like you have a lot of typical hypothyroid symptoms, but your doctor is focused on TSH as the diagnostic and tells you that your thyroid tests are "normal" and symptoms can't be thyroid related. Wrong.
Your Free T4 result was in the very low end of its range, I am sure. Your T3 test appears to be Total T3, not Free T3. You should always make sure they test for Free T3 not Total T3.
About 5 years ago I kept getting really sick with many many symptoms of a thyroid disorder (the only thing I've never had is a lump in my neck but I have everything else) I went to see an endocrinologist but she said my T4 levels were normal. I eventually started to feel kind of better but not completely. 5 Years pass and suddenly BAM I'm anxious/jittery/nervous for like NO reason. Even after a full night of sleep (if I can get one) I feel so tired.
ve been trying to lose weight (tried so many different things) and only a few days ago I came across a doctor on YouTube (Dr. Westin Childs) and he was offering a lot of advice on losing weight via Leptin, Insulin and Thyroid levels. The videos were very every understandable and well it thought me a lot I never knew. To me its one of those things I've been praying for but as they say sometimes things may be too good to be true.
Thyroid stimulating immunoglobulin (TSI) — The presence of this antibody is diagnostic for Graves disease.
Thyroid stimulating hormone receptor antibody (TRAb) — less specific than TSI
Anti-thyroid peroxidase antibody (anti-TPO) — This autoantibody is found in most people with Graves disease as well as in Hashimoto thyroiditis.
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