Thyroid imbalances

By far the most common hormonal problem we see in clinic is Hypothyroidism. And there are a number of Hypothyroid conditions and it is certainly possible to have a Hypothyroid condition and have ‘normal’ TSH levels.

Treatment protocols will vary between individuals but underlying reasons are crucial to address.

It may be that you also have some subclinical anaemias or an underlying autoimmune condition and these may have to be treated concurrently to achieve the best results. Autoimmune conditions can also be invloved in Hyperthyroid conditions.

Having an underactive thyroid can have a massive impact on you quality of life and when not properly managed or diagnosed can lead to considerably anxiety, depression and a host of physical symptoms; some often associated with chronic fatigue, ME and fibromyalgia.