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My TSHPituitary and tsh Tsh consitently comes in at or above 3, and all I really want is to see if I feel any better with a lower TSHPituitary and tsh Tsh. All the traditonal doctors I have tried are all the same. Has anyone had any success with a natural doctor? How would I go about finding one, and are they generally covered by insurance?
No typically they are not covered under insurance. Go to your local healthfood store and ask who they recommend or if there is even a holistic doc in your area. In my area we have a holistic type of magazine that comes out monthly that you can find at the healthfood stores, some chiro offices, etc.
I think I wrote back to you on another thread that you could also get a good thyroid supportSupport Support 500 from the healthfood store and start there. Just ask them for a good brand. That would save you a lot of money to start with, or possibly help you feel better until you can find a holistic doc. Good luck!
Natural doctors and natural supplements are not covered by health insurance, but if they order bloodwork, that is covered. I see a RN who is also certified in nutrition and natural medicine. Natural medicine can be very helpful. I believe natural doctors are difficult to find. I found my place by talking to other people in my area. Healthfood stores can be helpful if the person helping you is knowledgable about your condition, but I came across a womenWomen's way at a healthfood store the other day who did not know anything about hyperthyroid. Try searching the internet to see if there is a natural medicine practice in your area.
I think I wrote back to you on another thread that you could also get a good thyroid support from the healthfood store and start there. Just ask them for a good brand. That would save you a lot of money to start with, or possibly help you feel better until you can find a holistic doc. Good luck!