Thyroid concerns

An underactive or overactive thyroid changing your energy, weight and mood.

What it is

The thyroid sets the body's pace. Too little hormone slows things down; too much speeds them up. Both are diagnosed with a blood test and are treatable.

Common signs

Tiredness, weight gain, feeling cold, constipation (underactive)
Weight loss, racing heart, sweating, anxiety (overactive)
Hair or skin changes
Neck swelling
Changes in periods

What care may look like

A blood test measures thyroid hormones. Depending on results we may repeat testing, check antibodies, or arrange imaging. Treatment is tailored and monitored with follow-up blood tests.

What you can do now

Take thyroid medicine at the same time each day
Separate it from calcium and iron supplements
Report new symptoms rather than adjusting doses yourself
Keep follow-up blood tests

When to contact us

Contact us for persistent tiredness, unexplained weight change, palpitations, or if you feel different after a dose change.

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