TSH

Paul is an active advocate for thyroid patients through his regular blog posts, which offer a wealth of information that both relate to his books as well as current news and insights.

This tag will be used for those posts that discuss the TSH hormone from the pituitary gland. It will also be used for those posts that discuss TSH lab testing. In particular the current use of TSH will come under scrutiny in some blog posts.

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Paul Robinson’s Observations on Thyroid Treatment Issues

By Paul Robinson | Apr 18, 2024

I thought I would share my observations on the different categories of treatment issues that I have seen over the ...

Thyroid Laboratory Test Results and Ranges: Can They Really be Used for All Thyroid Medications?

By Paul Robinson | Nov 3, 2023

I have written about this topic in my books, especially The Thyroid Patient's Manual, and in various blog posts. I am ...

One Reason Why TSH can be Low or Suppressed on Treatment with Higher Levels of T3 (as Liothyronine or NDT)

By Paul Robinson | Mar 18, 2023

This article was written by Dr Tania S. Smith of Thyroid Patients Canada. It explains one reason why TSH can ...

Current Diagnosis and Treatment of Hypothyroidism are Both Fundamentally Flawed

By Paul Robinson | Oct 20, 2022

I have recently been given a new paper written by Professor Rudolf Hoermann, Mel Rowe and Peter Warmingham. The three ...

Using SPINA-Thyr Software for Patients on No Thyroid Treatment or on Levothyroxine (T4) Only

By Paul Robinson | Sep 20, 2020

SPINA-Thyr is a free diagnostic application, developed by Dr. Johannes Dietrich. The software application takes thyroid laboratory test values TSH, ...