Read The Second Trimester: My Pregnancy on Armour and Levothyroxine blog here. This set of blogs cover my second pregnancy. To read the blogs about my first pregnancy, please click here. The biggest difference is that I was on NDT (Armour) alone for my first pregnancy. I…
I was really surprised to receive the news that I’m a finalist again for the Social Health Awards this year (previously known as WEGO Health Awards), for the award “Social Media Master”.
I’ve been looking forward to sharing Dr Chatterjee’s books with you all as he’s not only a UK doctor but he also combines both conventional and lifestyle medicine in the way that I aim to in my thyroid advocacy work also. Doctors in the…
What do you wish you were told at the start of your thyroid journey? I asked my readers this very question and below are the most common responses, answered by myself for those who are perhaps new to understanding their…
I am honoured to say that I have been nominated for the Social Health Awards again this year!
Read The First Trimester: My Pregnancy on Armour and Levothyroxine blog here. This set of blogs cover my second pregnancy. To read the blogs about my first pregnancy, please click here. The biggest difference is that I was on NDT…
I am very happy to share that I delivered my second child the other day, managing to have the water birth I’d hoped for after a long and complicated pregnancy, with a high risk label attached until two weeks before…
Originally published on 23rd March 2016 Last updated on 23rd May 2022 Before and after photos of switching thyroid medication from something that wasn’t working to something that does, are powerful and say volumes. The most common ‘before and after…
I’ve been looking forward to sharing Dr Chatterjee’s books with you all as he’s not only a UK doctor but he also combines both conventional and lifestyle medicine in the way that I aim to in my thyroid advocacy work…
A ‘Thyroid Flare’, ‘Flare Up’, or ‘Hashimoto’s Flare’ is defined as a short period of time in which thyroid symptoms are more intense and ‘flared up’. Flares are usually triggered by stress, illness, overexertion etc. Flares can be experienced both…
