Sentences with phrase «endocrinologists believe»

Many endocrinologists believe the diagnosis of adult growth - hormone deficiency can only be made with the use of growth hormone stimulation testing.

Most physicians and endocrinologists believe TSH is the best indicator of the thyroid function of an individual.

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«This is the first study, we believe, to assess the impact of estrogen replacement on memory and other cognitive processes in young athletes who lose their periods due to excessive exercise,» said Charu Baskaran, MD, the study's lead investigator and a pediatric endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital for Children, Boston.

There really is harm in believing that myth and «waiting for the research to catch up,» as some people put it, says Marilyn Tan, MD, an endocrinologist with Stanford Health Care and clinical assistant professor of medicine at Stanford School of Medicine in California.

In a case report published in the journal Transgender Health, Tamar Reisman, an endocrinologist, and nurse practitioner Zil Goldstein wrote that they believe this is the «first formal report in the medical literature of induced lactation in a transgender woman.»

While I have the utmost respect for the profession of endocrinology and believe that every person who has been diagnosed with Hashimoto's should see an endocrinologist at least once for a full evaluation and a thyroid ultrasound, many patients with Hashimoto's end up disappointed with the care they receive from their endocrinologists and conventional doctors.

The exception is that some endocrinologists do believe that treating your thyroid antibodies, even when other levels are normal, may help prevent increases in antibody levels or progression to overt hypothyroidism.

My Endocrinologist told me that anxiety had nothing to do with Hashimoto's, but I believe you!!!!

Many thyroid patients believe that if they have Hashimoto's disease — the autoimmune disease that typically causes the gland to become destroyed — or hypothyroidism — an underactive thyroid — that there's no reason to see an endocrinologist.

It is also true that many scientists — principally endocrinologists and GI specialists, not infectious disease specialists — did not believe that gastric ulcers might have a bacterial etiology.

The accusations gained further attention last year, when The New York Times reported that the US Anti-Doping Agency believes Salazar worked with a Texas endocrinologist to procure medically unnecessary prescriptions to boost his athletes» performances.

«I had my HBA1C done the other day and it was 5.7, and my endocrinologist was so happy, she couldn't believe it, because it was 7.9 the last one that I had taken.