Thyroid Gland Function

Learn how the pituitary gland regulates the release of thyroxine from the thyroid gland. Appreciate the various roles of thyroxine on red blood cell formation and heart rate. Compare the symptoms of hypothyroidism with hyperthyroidism. www.sciencewithsusanna.com has diagrams, notes and practice questions.

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I have Hashimoto’s and am desperately trying to learn more about the thyroid, thank you so much for your video!!

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[@keanestoysatbp]

Hello, would it be safe to say that this thyroid gland releases two different hormones? one is t3 which is for metabolism and t4 for metabolism and temperature.

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In this video, I had a doubt that those problems are happened by lack of TH or Excess of TH?

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What if my pth just high along with high phosphorus from kidney disease

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[@alexandrnikiti5895]

Best test for thyroid is your basal body temperature in the morning. If it is lower than 36.6 than you have low thyroid function.

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Testing the TSH only will not diagnose a thyroid disorder.

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I thought hyper- too much, hypo- to low ???

[@Rene-uz3eb]

This diagnosis system makes no sense: if you have low TSH presumably body is trying to correct too high T4. First of all, it may have succeeded correcting it at that low TSH value so you do not have hyperthyroidism. Secondly I can argue the same for high TSH obviously must be hyperthyroid because high TSH will produce high T4. Thirdly the low TSH may be a temporary rebalancing to some changes like estrogen spike, drugs, large iodine intake etc.
You really have to prove to me anything is wrong with the thyroid first and it isn't just working according to specs and input parameters

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