I was dx'd by my endocrinologist who was treating me for possible hypothyroidism. Is it normal to be dx'd by this type of dr?
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I was diagnosed by a male GP who had it himself. After he got to where he couldn't help me, I went to a female doctor, an hour away, who specialized in it and was an internal medicine doctor. That lasted for 10 years. She became a hospital doctor 3 years ago as she could make twice the money in half the time due to Obama's programs. She was really overworked with her patient load. Right now I see a GP here in town, and everything is working ok, but figure I will probably need to see a Rheumatologist in the future, and will again have to go an hour away. I agree with the others, that the endocrinologist could have diagnosed it right. I've been borderline hypothyroidism and have taken medicine but didn't really get any help from it. There are many who do have hyperthyroidism with this.
I was dx by a general practitioner, but an endocrinologist is a specialist who does deal with thyroid problems as it is part of the endocrine system.
Ok. Thanks CindyLorenzo.
My chiropractor dignosed my first. He had me go to my Doc. And was tested out of every other thing.
Thanks Jenindi75