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An Osteopathic doctor found my reverse T3 dominance (i had no idea). she had me

take my basal temps and then ordered the right labs.

I did have to figure out how to treat it properly (thanks to STTM, Val, Nick &

this group), but i'm very grateful to her and realize how lucky i am.

Yes i think it can make a huge difference.

:)Lila

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> Is anyone using an integrative medicine doctor? Are they supposed to be more

knowledgeable about thyroid and adrenal issues?

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My doctor is an integrative medicine doctor. She is more knowledgeable about thyroid, adrenal and Rt3 issues. She is also willing to learn when she doesn't know something. I bring in things to her all the time from this group and she is very open to them.VeniziaSubject: Integrative Medicine DoctorTo: RT3_T3 Date: Friday, August 13, 2010, 4:06 PM

Is anyone using an integrative medicine doctor? Are they supposed to be more knowledgeable about thyroid and adrenal issues?

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I hope I can find one in our area!

To: RT3_T3 Sent: Fri, August 13, 2010 5:56:15 PMSubject: Re: Integrative Medicine Doctor

My doctor is an integrative medicine doctor. She is more knowledgeable about thyroid, adrenal and Rt3 issues. She is also willing to learn when she doesn't know something. I bring in things to her all the time from this group and she is very open to them.Venizia

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where are you Carolyn?

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Chattanooga, TN

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where are you Carolyn?

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Oh sorry I can't help. I'm in WI. Hope you can find a great doc.Venizia

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I just started with one. I don't know the answer to that question

yet. I liked her (I always see women as men 'usually' think us women

are just being 'emotional' and need anti-depresants!) Only had one

visit with her so far and she has me monitoring my temperature every 3

hours for 3 weeks. It's very low. She has suggested " 's

Temperature Syndrome " , which I have not made up my mind about yet. So

any thougthts anyone has on this 'syndrome' are welcome!

My only 'complaint' that I can't wrap my brain around is that this

doctor is a regular MD who is covered on my insurance plan, yet I had

to pay out of pocket for the initial visit, and I can't figure out why

because she didn't 'do' anything other than any other doctor does on

an initial visit except get vitals, history, etc., send me for lab

work (which is covered) and then told me to monitor my temp for the 3

weeks. Seems like that visit should be covered by insurance, and that

should we choose to treat 'whatever ails me' in an 'integrative

fashion' that then it would be out of pocket. I am curious about

insurance/out of pocket costs for you.

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I just started with one. I don't know the answer to that question

yet. I liked her (I always see women as men 'usually' think us women

are just being 'emotional' and need anti-depresants!) Only had one

visit with her so far and she has me monitoring my temperature every 3

hours for 3 weeks. It's very low. She has suggested " 's

Temperature Syndrome " , which I have not made up my mind about yet. So

any thougthts anyone has on this 'syndrome' are welcome!

My only 'complaint' that I can't wrap my brain around is that this

doctor is a regular MD who is covered on my insurance plan, yet I had

to pay out of pocket for the initial visit, and I can't figure out why

because she didn't 'do' anything other than any other doctor does on

an initial visit except get vitals, history, etc., send me for lab

work (which is covered) and then told me to monitor my temp for the 3

weeks. Seems like that visit should be covered by insurance, and that

should we choose to treat 'whatever ails me' in an 'integrative

fashion' that then it would be out of pocket. I am curious about

insurance/out of pocket costs for you.

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I just started with one. I don't know the answer to that question

yet. I liked her (I always see women as men 'usually' think us women

are just being 'emotional' and need anti-depresants!) Only had one

visit with her so far and she has me monitoring my temperature every 3

hours for 3 weeks. It's very low. She has suggested " 's

Temperature Syndrome " , which I have not made up my mind about yet. So

any thougthts anyone has on this 'syndrome' are welcome!

My only 'complaint' that I can't wrap my brain around is that this

doctor is a regular MD who is covered on my insurance plan, yet I had

to pay out of pocket for the initial visit, and I can't figure out why

because she didn't 'do' anything other than any other doctor does on

an initial visit except get vitals, history, etc., send me for lab

work (which is covered) and then told me to monitor my temp for the 3

weeks. Seems like that visit should be covered by insurance, and that

should we choose to treat 'whatever ails me' in an 'integrative

fashion' that then it would be out of pocket. I am curious about

insurance/out of pocket costs for you.

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Hi Venezia,

Where have you found a good doctor in Wisconsin? I live in MN not far from the

border of Wisconsin.

Kris

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> Oh sorry I can't help. I'm in WI.  Hope you can find a great doc.

> Venizia

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