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    Annette, I would see an endo as opposed to a family doc. The reasoning
    here is an endo specializes in glandular disorders and works with them
    on a daily basis. Would you have your car painted at a lubrication specialist?
    Why not give the endo a call? Think you may be happy you did.

    Regards,
    JAN

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    I wish that I had gone to another endo sooner than I had. Let me
    explain. Last year, I was seeing and internist, a really good
    doctor. As a matter of fact, if I didn’t like him so much this
    situation would be easier. I went hypo in January, well, January
    is when I have my anual exam, including a full blood workup.
    In March, we rechecked my tsh. Right around July, I started feeling
    really yucky, I mean REALLY YUCKY! I asked him to check my tsh.
    He said that it was too soon. I asked him again and again, and
    his response was the same. It is too soon.

    This January, I had to change insurance so I was forced to get a
    new internist. Once again, new blood work. I was hypo! GEE BIG

    Anonymous
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    I wish that I had gone to another endo sooner than I had. Let me
    explain. Last year, I was seeing and internist, a really good
    doctor. As a matter of fact, if I didn’t like him so much this
    situation would be easier. I went hypo in January, well, January
    is when I have my anual exam, including a full blood workup.
    In March, we rechecked my tsh. Right around July, I started feeling
    really yucky, I mean REALLY YUCKY! I asked him to check my tsh.
    He said that it was too soon. I asked him again and again, and
    his response was the same. It is too soon.

    This January, I had to change insurance so I was forced to get a
    new internist. Once again, new blood work. I was hypo! GEE BIG
    SURPRISE! My new internist sent me to an endo. I am pretty
    atypical. My new endocrinologist did more than look at the blood
    work, she took a ton of time with me. We talked about her
    phylosophy on target tsh and my general good health. The difference
    was amazing! Ok was doctor no.1 a bad doctor? Of course not,
    he was ill informed. It is not his specialty. From now on, if
    possible I will make sure that I see an endocrinologist at least
    annually! Good luck…Carolyn

    Anonymous
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    I tried to e-mail you but looks like you are missing the tail end of your address,Check your profile.
    Good Day!SuzyQ

    Anonymous
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    suzy its me annette (mommsie 3)

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