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CES 2019 is set to kick off in Las Vegas this coming week, and while Apple does not have an official presence at the event, this year looks slightly different. Ahead of CES, A...It’s #thyroidthursday over at Medichecks today! Special offer today is: Thyroid Check Plus - was £59, now £49 To access this offer please go to: http://tinyurl.com/ya3rs5x6 Thyroid UK will receive a donation for each test you order so you will not only be monitoring your thyroid health but you will also be supporting us.
January is thyroid Awareness Month. A month dedicated to talking about thyroid disease - the conditions and symptoms, importance of diagnosis and treatment, but also the many issues we face as thyroid patients. Many don’t get the treatment or testing they need and the results can be shocking. Mental health problems, inability to remain in employment, breakdown of relationships, infertility and even death. I’ve heard from countless others who became suicidal. We have a lot of progress to make in how we’re treated medically, but if the general public can understand the effects of thyroid disease just a little bit more, even that would be helping us out a lot. What you should know: - 750 million people worldwide have some form of thyroid disease - 1 in 20 people in the UK do, although due to 60% going undiagnosed, it’s likely higher. - Symptoms are far reaching as thyroid hormone is needed for every cell and function in the body. They can include: poor mental health, heavy fatigue, weight gain, dry skin, hair loss, muscle pains and cramps, brain fog snd forgetfulness, period issues, struggles with exercise, feeling cold when others do not, acid reflux and fertility issues. - If you are tested for a thyroid condition, ensure the full thyroid panel is tested, and not just the TSH test. This isn’t enough to rule one out. - Whilst a good quality life can be achieved with a thyroid condition, many go on to live a forever-altered life. It can be classed as a disability. - When you hear ‘Thyroid Condition’ used by a comedian as an ‘excuse for being overweight’, don’t laugh. Don’t belittle the pain and struggles we go through. We wouldn’t wish it upon anybody! 🦋💙 Read more: TheInvisibleHypothyroidism.com Follow me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/TheInvisibleHypothyroidism Get my book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2S2BhKO Get my book on Facebook: https://bit.ly/2Sub5cs
Our 2019 ResolutionsBring helpful, thyroid-related content to you via PILIPALA Provide more ways for you to share your thyroid story with friends and family Hold more conversations with you to identify ways we can improve PILIPALA Add activity and nutrition tracking functions to PILIPALA Work with healthcare professionals to improve and expand PILIPALA’s reports Launch PILIPALA beta for Android Translate PILIPALA into 3 more languages Collaborate with thyroid charities, advocates and healthcare professionals to make PILIPALA more widely available Help thyroid advocates and charities raise awareness and improve treatment options Happy New Year!
