Re: pregnancy, good, thyroid doc in Austin? newbie- Or anywhere in Texas!

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Never mind, Menendez he and Spurlock don't have any appointments available until

later June/early July. I asked about cancellations and they just said they are

rare. So, the search continues.

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> > > Thank you .... I'm going to spend some more time looking for a

> > good solid 2nd opinion, and go from there. In the meantime, trying not

> > to panic!! My husband seems to have found somebody he thinks may be a

> > good fit in San , sober may try to drive down there and see what

> > we can find out.

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The doc I saw when pregnant was in Virginia. She could not continue my care as

she had to " see " be in person every other appt per her insurance. However, she

may be able to give you some info or may be able to provide a 2nd opinion. She

worked as a family doc catching babies before specializing in hormones after she

became hypo. She was quite comfortable treating my thyroid while pregnant.

http://www.dradrienneclamp.com/

She won't be able to refer you to anyone, but she may be able to talk you

through some of this....

Sedj

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> > > > > > Who are you seeing at Texas Diabetes and Endocrinology? I have been

> > > > very pleased with Dr Causabon there. He looks at free T3 and free T4 and

> > > > is willing to prescribe Armour, Naturethroid, and Cytomel in addition to

> > > > T4 meds. He's been really flexible with me. I saw him all through my

> > > > last pregnancy for both thyroid and gestational diabetes.

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> > > > > > I know some people like her but I had a bad experience with ine

> > > > at AIM. I wasted a ton of money at that place.

> > > > > > Tierney

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