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At Windermere Medical Group, we specialize in diagnosing, managing, and treating a full range of thyroid disorders. We strive to offer the best possible treatments to our patients in a caring environment from a dedicated staff.
Our board-certified thyroid specialists provide comprehensive evaluation and treatment of thyroid conditions with a goal of a speedy recovery while ensuring your overall well-being.
Though the causes of thyroid disorders are largely unknown, the imbalanced hormonal levels can trigger some thyroid-related problems. The most common among them are hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism.
Hyperthyroidism occurs when the thyroid gland produces hormones in excess. This is quite common in patients with Grave’s disease. Besides this, cancerous tumors and nodules can also result in an overactive thyroid gland. Among the most prevalent symptoms of hyperthyroidism are:
Hypothyroidism occurs when the thyroid fails to produce an adequate amount of hormones. It may be triggered by
Symptoms of hypothyroidism include:
If you are experiencing any of the symptoms discussed above, contact us right away. If thyroid disease is caught early, treatment can easily control the condition.
Let our experienced and skilled experts diagnose your problem and provide you with the proper treatment accordingly for the best outcome.
Compared to men, women are eight times more likely to have thyroid disorders. However, timely diagnosis can make all the difference. At Windermere Medical Group, to diagnose the problem, our specialists:
Based on the diagnosis, our specialist recommends the ideal treatment. Patients with hypothyroidism may be prescribed medication for hormonal rebalance while those suffering from hyperthyroidism, may be recommended anti-thyroid or radioactive iodine medication.
Please note that treatment and medication dosage vary from patient to patient, depending on the cause of the dysfunction and their medical history.
So, if you suspect you may be suffering from thyroid dysfunction, schedule an appointment with our specialist now.
