How Do You Find An Endocrinologist For Thyroid Problems?
Thyroid problems are becoming more and more common. The conditions often go undiagnosed and untreated, since the symptoms are also common to other medical issues. Hypothyroidism (or too little thyroid hormone) is the most common thyroid problem. Some of the symptoms are a slow metabolism, depression, constipation, forgetfulness and thinning hair. Hyperthyroidism (or too much thyroid hormone) will have symptoms such as diarrhea, dizziness, insomnia and a pounding heartbeat. If you think you have either of these disorders, you will need to see an endocrinologist for an accurate diagnosis. Ask your primary care physician for an endocrinologist recommendation. Your physician will only be able to do preliminary testing for thyroid problems, but often will be able to recommend an endocrinologist for further testing and diagnosis. You will want to add any recommendation you receive to your list of prospective endocrinologists. Solicit names of endocrinologists from your friends and family. Th
