Concerned that your thyroid may cause issues after birth? This is known as post-partum thyroiditis, and it’s not an uncommon condition.
Like many health concerns for a new mother, it is usually temporary. However, in some cases it could lead to a long-term thyroid disorder. That’s why I recommend taking steps to reduce your risk of developing post-partum thyroiditis.
Read MoreLiving with one autoimmune condition can be tough enough as it is. But what if you’re having to juggle two or more autoimmune conditions? This is where things can get a little messy – particularly if your symptoms are worsened or your medications are exacerbating them.
So if you’re navigating the world of multiple autoimmune issues and are unsure how to keep a handle on them? These tips will help you to get started.
Read MoreHave you been told you have thyroid nodules after a neck x-ray or ultrasound? While it might sound scary, it’s important to understand what a nodule is and what it does – and doesn’t – mean for your health.
With that in mind, let’s take a closer look at this common thyroid condition.
Read MoreHave you heard of T3 medication for an underactive thyroid? T3 (triiodothyronine) is one of the hormones produced by the thyroid gland. But we hear a lot less about it compared to thyroxine, or T4.
Many people don’t do well on thyroxine therapy alone. So when should you consider T3 as an option, and what options are there? Let’s take a closer look at this controversial medication.
Read MoreHave you been prescribed thyroxine for your underactive thyroid? When you’re given medication, it’s important to understand what you’re taking and how to tell if it’s the best option for you. That’s why I’ve gathered some important information about this commonly prescribed thyroid replacement therapy.
Read MoreWhen your doctor prescribes you thyroxine, you’re hopeful that your symptoms will vanish within weeks. But sometimes, this isn’t the case. Or perhaps it does help for a few months or a few years, only for your symptoms to return.
Why does this happen? There are 4 major reasons why you could be experiencing thyroid-related symptoms even when taking thyroxine. Let’s take a closer look at each.
Read MoreDo you rely on thyroxine for your thyroid condition? Thyroxine, or T4, is the most common medication used in thyroid disorders, particularly in an underactive thyroid. But there are a lot of factors that are involved in how well you absorb and convert it.
So whether you’re still feeling hypothyroid on your current dose or you just want to get the most out of your medication, this article is for you.
Read MoreIf you’ve undergone surgery on your thyroid, you may be wondering how to take care of yourself in the aftermath. Your surgeon will likely explain how to manage your health in the short-term including wound care and follow-up.
But what about the long-term implications of surgery to the thyroid? Here are the major areas that I recommend you consider when it comes to life post-thyroidectomy.
Read MoreWhen your thyroid is overactive, it can lead to unintentional weight loss. But losing too much weight is not a healthy thing – so how can you prevent it?
While it might be tempting to reach for junk food to keep your weight steady, this can have a negative impact on your thyroid function. That’s why we want to look at healthier ways to maintain your weight.
Read MoreAlthough it’s not as common as weight loss, gaining weight with an overactive thyroid can happen. If you’re experiencing weight gain due to hyperthyroidism and want to maintain a healthy weight, there are some simple steps that will get you started.
Read MoreWhen your thyroid is underactive, it can feel almost impossible to lose weight. It’s not that you’re lazy - it’s simply that your metabolism is working against you. But don’t feel like your weight gain is inevitable! There are steps you can take to shed excess weight, even after a hypothyroidism diagnosis.
Read MoreA thyroid cancer diagnosis may be terrifying to hear. But the best way to move forward is to empower yourself with understanding about thyroid cancer and what it means for you.
Here are 10 important facts around thyroid cancer you need to know.
Read MoreIf you’ve been diagnosed with a thyroid condition, you might be looking for natural solutions. While it’s important to work with your healthcare provider, there are ways you can give your thyroid some TLC with natural options.
Let’s take a look at what you want to consider when healing your thyroid naturally.
Read MoreSo you’ve had your thyroid cancer treatment - some surgery, maybe radioactive iodine or even chemo. But what are you meant to do after your cancer has been removed?
Post-thyroid cancer care is an area that is massively neglected. But if you want to feel healthy again and reduce your future risk, there are steps you can take starting today.
Read MoreThyroid cancer can be a scary diagnosis to receive. But there is a lot you can do for your thyroid cancer - and I don’t just mean surgery and treatment! The lifestyle that you lead can have a massive influence on your thyroid cancer and how well you recover from treatment.
Let’s dive into the links between thyroid cancer and lifestyle, as well as some tips on how you can make improvements starting today.
Read MoreWondering how your diet and nutrient levels might affect your thyroid cancer? While nutrition alone is not sufficient to treat thyroid cancer, it can aid in both recovery from treatment and reduction of future risk.
Let’s take a closer look at some of the nutritional considerations around thyroid cancer.
Read MoreHave you been diagnosed with thyroid cancer? Any cancer diagnosis can be terrifying at first - but the more you know, the more empowered you feel around your decisions.
Let’s take a look at the important facts around thyroid cancer.
Read MoreHave you noticed your thyroid is out of balance since entering perimenopause? Many women struggle to keep their thyroid optimal during this time. But there are ways that you can naturally support your thyroid function - whether you have a diagnosed thyroid condition, or you simply wish to protect your thyroid.
Here are my simple steps to nourish and nurture your thyroid during perimenopause.
Read MoreNoticed some symptoms pop up and wondering if it’s perimenopause or a thyroid condition? This is more common than what you might think, as there is a big overlap in many ways. If you’re puzzling over which to investigate, here are some things you need to know about.
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