by CDEC News | Jun 30, 2020 | Thyroid, Womans Health
In 1835 Robert J. Graves first described “Graves’ Disease” in a patient and in 1840 it was described in another patient by Karl Adolph van Basedow. Dr. Basedow did not know that it had been previously named so therefore in Europe it is called “Basedow’s disease” and...
by CDEC News | Jan 22, 2020 | Thyroid
The Center for Diabetes and Endocrine Center are very experienced in many diverse endocrine conditions. One of the most common diseases is a thyroid hormone disorder. Thyroid disorders can range from being too low (hypothyroidism) to being too high (hyperthyroidism)...
by CDEC News | Apr 26, 2019 | Thyroid
Many women have a sense that there is something wrong with their thyroid health—they’re gaining weight despite a healthy diet, experiencing chronic fatigue or cold intolerance, losing hair, forgetting things, having trouble going to the bathroom, and feeling...
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