Thyroid Health:Hormonal Health
“My thyroid has been checked and it’s normal” is something we hear often.
Standard thyroid testing can vary, and in some cases may not capture the full picture of thyroid function. As a result, symptoms may persist even when results fall within laboratory reference ranges.
Thyroid health plays an important role in overall wellbeing and is commonly considered as part of preconception and reproductive care. Variations in thyroid function may be relevant for some individuals when exploring fertility or hormonal health concerns.
Hypothyroidism, or reduced thyroid function, is relatively common and may be associated with a range of physical and psychological symptoms. When symptoms are present, further assessment and appropriate clinical guidance may be helpful.
Thyroid Health:
Hormonal Health
“My thyroid has been checked and it’s normal” is something we hear often.
Standard thyroid testing can vary, and in some cases may not capture the full picture of thyroid function. As a result, symptoms can persist even when results fall within laboratory reference ranges.
Thyroid health plays an important role in overall wellbeing and is commonly considered as part of preconception and reproductive care. Variations in thyroid function may be relevant for some individuals when exploring fertility or hormonal health concerns.
Hypothyroidism, or reduced thyroid function, is a relatively common condition and can be associated with a range of physical and psychological symptoms. Further assessment and appropriate clinical guidance may be helpful when symptoms are present
Symptoms such as ongoing fatigue, brain fog, cold sensitivity, weight changes, hair thinning, bowel changes, frequent illness, mood shifts, and hormonal concerns are often complex and multifactorial.
Thyroid function is one of several factors that may be considered when symptoms persist or feel unexplained. Thyroid health is also commonly reviewed as part of preconception and reproductive care, as variations in thyroid function may be relevant for some individuals.
Standard thyroid assessment often includes measurement of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH). In some cases, clinicians may consider broader thyroid markers based on symptoms, history, and clinical context. Reference ranges can vary between laboratories, and results are best interpreted alongside symptoms and overall clinical assessment.
If symptoms persist despite results falling within laboratory reference ranges, further discussion with a qualified healthcare provider may be appropriate.
Supportive, integrative care:
At Freyja Health, we provide supportive, integrative care for individuals with thyroid-related health concerns, working alongside medical practitioners where appropriate.
Areas of support may include:
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Thyroid function concerns, including hypo- and hyperthyroid presentations
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Autoimmune thyroid conditions, such as Hashimoto’s and Graves’ disease
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Postnatal thyroid changes, including thyroiditis and thyrotoxic phases
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Hormonal and stress-related health considerations
Supporting Thyroid Wellbeing
Our approach focuses on supporting overall health and wellbeing through:
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Nutrition and lifestyle guidance
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Stress and nervous system support
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Education to support informed care decisions
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Integrative therapies tailored to individual needs
All care is designed to complement medical assessment and treatment, not replace it.
Symptoms such as ongoing fatigue, low energy, brain fog, cold sensitivity, changes in weight, hair thinning, bowel changes, frequent illness, mood changes, and hormonal concerns can be complex and multifactorial.
Thyroid function is one of several factors that may be considered when people experience persistent or unexplained symptoms. Thyroid health is also commonly reviewed as part of preconception and reproductive care, as variations in thyroid function may be relevant for some individuals.
Standard thyroid assessment often includes measurement of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH). In some cases, clinicians may consider a broader assessment of thyroid markers, depending on symptoms, history, and clinical context. Interpretation of thyroid results should always be undertaken by a qualified healthcare professional.
Reference ranges for thyroid markers can vary between laboratories and over time, and results are best interpreted alongside symptoms and overall clinical assessment rather than in isolation.
If symptoms persist despite results being within laboratory reference ranges, further discussion with a healthcare provider may be appropriate.
Supportive, integrative care:
At Freyja Health, we provide supportive, integrative care for individuals navigating thyroid-related health concerns, working alongside medical practitioners where appropriate.
Areas of support may include:
-
Thyroid function concerns, including hypo- and hyperthyroid presentations
-
Autoimmune thyroid conditions, such as Hashimoto’s and Graves’ disease
-
Postnatal thyroid changes, including thyroiditis and thyrotoxic phases
-
Hormonal and stress-related health considerations
Supporting Thyroid Wellbeing
Our approach focuses on overall health and wellbeing and may include:
-
Nutrition and lifestyle guidance
-
Stress and nervous system support
-
Education to support informed decision-making
-
Integrative therapies tailored to individual needs
All care is designed to complement medical assessment and treatment, not replace it.
All care is designed to complement medical assessment and treatment, not replace it.
Naturopathy
From a naturopathic perspective, we offer supportive, integrative care for thyroid and hormonal wellbeing. This may include consideration of nutritional and herbal support, alongside dietary and lifestyle guidance, with a focus on helping you better understand your body and health patterns.
Where appropriate, our naturopaths may suggest further investigations in collaboration with your GP or specialist. We also encourage you to bring any recent blood tests or relevant investigations to your appointment, allowing us to consider your health as comprehensively as possible.
