Diagnosis

Diagnosing Graves’ Disease: A Complex and Controversial Perspective

Graves’ disease is a complicated and often controversial condition to diagnose. This article explores the complexities of diagnosing Graves’ disease, the overlap with Hashimoto’s disease, and the challenges faced in distinguishing between the two. A blend of professional experience and an understanding of the current state of autoimmune thyroid disease diagnosis are brought together to provide insights into this multifaceted issue.

Understanding Blood Markers: The Good and the Bad

Unravel the significance of blood markers with insights from Dr. Rutherford. Discover how crucial blood panel analysis is and why simply relying on the “normal” label might be misleading. Learn how inconsistencies in lab ranges and the way doctors interpret results can impact diagnosis and patient care.

Is Fibromyalgia a Real Diagnosis?

Fibromyalgia, often deemed a ‘diagnosis of default’, is a complex, multi-symptomatic condition, more than mere muscle pain. It’s a unique constellation of various dysfunctional systems in each patient, not a definitive diagnosis. The term, however, provides a shared language for sufferers, legitimizing their experiences.