Hypothyroidism🔹 Innovations in Treatment 2021🔹Dr Antonio Bianco

Antonio Bianco
Section of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism
Professor of Medicine
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Academic Interests
Dr. Bianco is interested in understanding the aspects of thyroid hormone action that involve the deiodinases D1, D2 and D3. He investigates the physiological roles played by these enzymes and their involvement in disease mechanisms. Knowledge obtained from these studies will help develop therapies that preserve thyroid hormone homeostasis in patients with hypothyroidism.
Clinical Interests
Treatment of hypothyroidism
Training
BS, 1977, Dante Alighieri College,
MD, 1983, Santa Casa School of Medicine,
MS, 1985, Univeristy of Sao Paulo, Human Physiology
PhD, 1988, University of Sao Paulo, Human Physiology
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[@Right2Try]

Thank you! This was a super excellent video and should be viewed by all of us super frustrated and under treated thyroid patients. But why so few views? Somehow this interview needs to get out there and be viewed by more thyroid sufferers.

[@DoctorThyroid]

Thank you for your comment, hopefully the information can reach more people.

[@ilidelgado]

I’m DMT1, suffered for 8+ years w/ all symptoms of HypoThyroidism, Adrenal Fatigue, Fibromyalgia, Perimenopause, all lab tests within normal range. Couldn’t work during pandemia and started viewing all videos related to these ailments, changed my Endo and fought her to be on Thyroid hormones, first T4 did nothing, then T3 alone made the big difference. I’m felling like my old self again. All my labs still in normal range. Thanks to all of you I learned how to approach and discuss my symptoms and get results. Drs are afraid of giving T3 cause they say it’s to strong and cause heart problems. I asked her to try a low dosis and if I feel something abnormal I stopped immediately and contact her. Always sending her messages about my health status made her more confident about her decision and I thanked her a lot for that!🤗Thank you for all your hard work!☺️

[@MichaelMerritt]

Most doctors don’t have experience nor the willingness to learn how to properly dose patients to receive combination therapy. The doctors I’ve spoken with will do one or the other but not both because it’s too much work to be bothered to write both scripts and follow the formula.

[@crnapuma5475]

Thank you..Serbia

[@benybilly3519]

Excellent Content 👍
Excellent Drs. That really KNOW what those Heartless/Careslly/Ignorant/Greedy/Sadistics Doctors out there are oblivious on What realistically it's been happening to Endlessly Patients....with Hypothyroidism and All Other Imbalances Related with *Thyroid*
That You Both for All Your well appreciated Necessary Information.

[@Hikerphillips]

Is T3 now available in Thailand?

[@PhilipJames360]

You might try the compounding pharmacy at Bangkok Hospital

[@Hikerphillips]

@@PhilipJames360 thank you!

[@Hikerphillips]

Sorry, can I ask you one more question? Do you have a doctor in Thailand that is offering combination therapy? Or at least listens to you as a patient? I am at a reputable hospital with an experienced endocrinologist but am finding it very difficult for her to listen to my symptoms and rushing me out. I actually cry every time I see her.