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Good afternoon, Sarah.

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Good morning, Sarah.

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Hello, doctor. How are you? Hello, doctor. How are you? Fine. Thank you for asking.
Your blood pressure is a bit high today. It was 135 over 90. I'm going to go for
the video.

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I'm going to go for the video.

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I'm going to go for the video.

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I'm a little bit nervous and I didn't get enough sleep

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today. I was told that I should get to the lab today.

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What's the reason? We'll do a blood test to check your hormone levels. I have read
your chart Besides your increase in blood pressure. I am concerned about your
weight It says that you gained 16 pounds in the past year

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I know that. I used to do exercise every morning, but since 9 to 10 months ago, I
was really

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tired. I'm sorry to hear that. I need to learn more about your symptoms. Tell me
more about how you have been feeling. I can't exert any effort. I have a problem
with forgetting. I always build it out and my brain is a little bit blurry and it's
been really disturbing. I'm sure it is.

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Do you notice any changes in your skin or your skin or your nails?

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Yes, my skin has become more dry.

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Also, strange bumps have appeared on my nails. And I'm more prone to breakage and
fracture than before. Yes, my skin is becoming dry and I see strange wrinkles on my
nails and also they are breaking and cracking more than before. With your
permission, I'm going to examine your neck. Your face looks puffy from fluid
retention.

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As I suspected, your thyroid gland is swollen.

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What does it mean? Does this explain my feeling of cold? I feel cold in my hands
and my feet.

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And I feel cold in my hands and my legs. Even when I adjust that thermostat at 75
degrees. You may have hypothyroidism. Your weight gain, sensitivity to cold and
fatigue are pieces of the puzzle.

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The blood work will tell us what we need to know. Okay, when you tell me more about
the hypothyroidism, I know that the survival group is a very large group of people.
I know that the survival group is a very large group of people.

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I know that the survival group is a very large group of people. I know that the
survival group is a very large group of people. Okay, will you tell me more about
the hypothyroidism? I know that the thyroid gland is in the neck, but what is the
function of the thyroid gland?

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The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland. It produces two hormones.

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One hormone is thyroxine, or T4. The thyroid works in conjunction with the
pituitary gland, a major part of your endocrine system.

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The person is suffering from a deficiency of the thyroid gland, which means that
the thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones. The thyroid gland works in
conjunction with the lymph nodes and is a major component of the brain. I haven't
heard about this before. How does this happen?

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The pituitary gland is found in the brain.

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Its main function is to secrete hormones into your bloodstream, such as thyroid
stimulating hormone or TSH. If your TSH is out of balance, it can affect other
organs and cause major complications.
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Does this explain my regular periods?

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Yes, when we look at your blood work results, we will also look at your estrogen
and testosterone levels. May I ask another delicate question? Have you been
experiencing constipation? been experiencing constipation. Yes, and it was
discomfort, it makes me feel discomfort for a long time.

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I can't believe that all of these problems are attached to each other and this
makes

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me, or makes me feeling so much tired for a very long time to the extent that I
start

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to feel that this is something normal. I'm glad you came in to see me. We have
tried and true protocol so that you can start feeling better. What if one of them
causes hypothyroidism? You mentioned that other organs might be affected. The
cardiovascular system can be damaged. It may cause a slow heart rate, a rise in
cholesterol,

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an increase in fluid around the heart, and heart failure. You can also experience
renal problems. An underactive thyroid can make it difficult for your kidneys to
remove toxins from the blood. toxins from the blood. I don't want to suffer any of
these problems.

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What is the protocol that you mentioned?

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If my thyroid gland is underactive, I want to fix this right away. First, you will
need to take an oral medication every day. You can either take a synthetic thyroid
replacement hormone, or you can take a natural version made from animal thyroid. We
will start you on a low dose. First, you will need to take your medicine daily for
5 days.

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You can take the alternative hormone, the artificial thyroid or the natural one
from the animal thyroid. We will start with a small amount of medicine or a small
amount of medicine. How can you know the appropriate amount of medicine?

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you can go to the website and get the dose.

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And how can you know the suitable amount of the dosage?

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The dose is based on your weight. Right now you weigh 213 pounds. Once you start
taking the proper dose, you may start to lose weight. weight you will feel more
energetic and you will feel stronger. I will get a better sleep. This will help me
to feel better. I mean my sleep schedule got messed up recently. Sometimes I only
get four hours and have only sleep.

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Exactly.

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Better sleep will give you more energy so you can exercise. If you lose weight, we
will adjust your dosage again. In six to eight weeks, you will need to visit the
laboratory for In six to eight weeks, you will need to visit the laboratory for
another full blood panel.

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