Hypothyroidism
Under-active thyroid. Common, treatable, and frequently under-diagnosed when only TSH is checked.
Overview
Hypothyroidism can be primary, autoimmune (Hashimoto's), or the result of a conversion problem. We identify which — because the treatment differs.
What we look at
Signals, not guesses.
- TSH, Free T4, Free T3, reverse T3
- TPO + Tg antibodies
- Ferritin (impacts conversion)
How we approach it
The workflow.
- 01Full panel from the start.
- 02Treatment options discussed — levothyroxine, combination therapy when appropriate.
- 03Follow-up labs at guideline intervals.
Your clinician
Your clinician actually knows you.
Kevin Watson, FNP-C — American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. Based in Twin Falls, Idaho.
Measured, evidence-led care. Every plan is built from your labs, your symptoms, and your goals — not from a template.
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Program
Thyroid care, with a clinician who knows your context.
$95 first visit. Same clinician every time. HSA/FSA eligible.