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Thyroid problems

I have been hyperthyroid for about 2 years. I have been in normal range on meds. for over a year. When I got my labs for my 3 month post op checkup my thyroid was off the chart as hyper again. My Thyroid Dr. wants to iodine radiate my thyroid and get rid of it. Does anyone know if this surgery can effect your thyroid? I don't believe it was a coincidence that my thyroid changed just at the time of surgery. My instinct is to tell him to shove it and up my meds and see what happens. What do you all think?

Thanks, zippykat--Kathy

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If you want another informed opinion, it'd be best to take your chart to another thyroid physician. Please talk to your doctor about how you feel, or talk to another qualified physician.

I have hypothyroidism and take a replacement hormone daily. i believe the iodine swallow will kill the thyroid and require you to take replacement hormone daily as well.

I have a friend with Graves disease who had success treating his overactive thyroid with chinese herbal medicine (from what I understand a really bad tasting tea).

i really don't know too much about it but I do know over or underactive thyroids can be dangerous if not treated. If you are not comfortable go see a herbologist who does chinese medicine or get a second opinion from an endocrinologist who specializes in diseases of the thyroid.

Good luck!

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