What are the symptoms of thyroid

Who Treats Thyroid Disease? Several types of healthcare providers can play a role in managing thyroid disease and its symptoms. Some people only see one healthcare provider for thyroid-related issues, while others have a medical team they work with to manage their disease. The types of healthcare providers you may want to consider include: • You're pregnant or trying to get pregnant. • The thyroid disease is in a newborn or child. • You're diagnosed with • You have any type of hyperthyroidism, including Graves' disease. • Your hypothyroidism is caused by a problem with the pituitary gland. • You have • • You're not feeling better despite treatment. Terry Vine​ / Getty Images Endocrinologists An endocrinologist is a doctor who completes training in internal medicine (like a primary care physician) and then undergoes more training (usually two to three years) in the field of endocrinology. Endocrinologists diagnose and treat hormonal imbalances. While primary care doctors can manage some endocrine conditions, like "textbook" hypothyroidism and diabetes, an endocrinologist is generally better for hyperthyroidism and pituitary or adrenal gland problems. Thyroid Specialist Endocrinologists who get extra training and specialize in thyroid disorders are called thyroidologists. You may need to see a thyroidologist if you: Team Treatment Your endocrinologist or thyroidologist may work with your primary care doctor to manage your condition. For example, if your primary care doctor r...