![]() Also… if it is a thyroid problem, is it normal for a 20 year old? I only see most thyroid problems in older women. Am I justified for feeling this way? I work in a large area hospital (I am not in the medical field) so I was wondering if I should just look for an endo. Doctor? I am concerned that the GP is just going to stick her on some medicine and say see you in a few months. How far off are these tests? Should she be going to an Endo. The OBGYN said she needs to go back to her GP because her tests on her thyroid were off. The OBGYN did some test and just called her back and gave her test results: Diseases of the thyroid, whether functional. It produces thyroid hormone, which controls your metabolism, temperature regulation, and keeps your muscles and organs working properly. The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland located at the base of the front of the neck. The GP did some blood work (CBC and check for anemia and not sure what else) The results showed nothing so the GP said you must have endodemetriosis and sent her to an OBGYN. A thyroid nodule is an area of abnormal growth within the thyroid. The GP did a few tests after my daughter insisted that there WAS something wrong. Finally the GP sent her for an ultra sound and CT. This time she had UTI after UTI… nothing seemed to cure it. Again she went back after trying to work and live with the discomfort. This time the GP said it was normal to be tired with a child and working. but things persisted and she went back again to the GP. ![]() The GP said that she was just depressed (new motherhood although the baby is almost 2 yrs) and that was causing the problems. Recently my daughter (age 20) has experienced extreme fatigue, muscle soreness, stomach pains, back aches so she went to the GP to have some test done.
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