I think I have hypothyroidism. Finding a doctor?

use a minor emergency clinic, tell them what is going on, they can also run blood work to test for sure, then they will refer you to an oncologist if it is your thyroid. there are health clinics that don't charge alot also, check with the local health department in the phone book and see what they recommend

You may well have basic health insurance through your university. Ask your student union.

I continue to be amazed that America insures its old but not its young.

There are 17 Endocrinologists in Louisville KY.

For detailed directory go to:

http://www.healthline.com/doctors/endocr…

I would go to the health clinic at the college. They're probably associated with a doctor who either comes to see student patients on occasion, or the clinic most likely has names of local physicians available. Another option would be to look for a medical student or resident-run clinic close to a nearby medical school or teaching hospital.

Secondly, contrary to other responses, I would not go jumping to find an endocrinologist, let alone an oncologist like someone had mentioned. If you truly have hypothyroid, a general practitioner in either family medicine or internal medicine should be able to manage uncomplicated hypothyroidism at a much lower price to you than a specialist.

Hello

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