This is incredibly helpful!! I'm so tired of being told my thyroid levels are fine and to see a shrink or take antidepressants. Thank you so much!!
Cool Gimel!!! - you're helping me on this? - GREAT!
I have plenty to go over with you to get this accomplished and posted.
Let's talk soon.
I have been trying to compile a listing of doctors recommended by Forum members. Unfortunately I don't have one for your area right now. If no one else comes up with a name, you can at least have a look at this listing of Top Thyroid Doctors in the Mass. area. Boston seems to have a number that received good patient reviews.
One of the ways I have found to be valuable in trying to find a good thyroid doctor is to call and ask to speak to a nurse, to get answers to a couple of questions before making an appointment. This has never failed to get a nurse on the line. then I ask if the doctor is willing to treat a patient by testing and adjusting levels of free T3 and free T4, with whatever meds are required to relieve symptoms, without being constrained by resultant TSH levels. I also ask if the doctor is willing to prescribe meds other than T4 types. If the answer to either question is no, then I keep on looking for a good thyroid doctor.
http://www.thyroid-info.com/topdrs/massachusetts.htm
If you try one of the listed doctors, please let me know if you would recommend to other members.