Living with Hashimoto's: Managing Symptoms without Medication

Then your situation sounds similar to mine. It all started with a Hashimoto’s diagnosis and I started to just feel worse and worse as the years went on. She is amazing, and really listens to her patients. I’m not 100% yet but the panic attacks have been gone and I feel so normal now. It’s amazing. Her website is below: https://www.drgingerwolfe.com/

I have the same thing. I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s when I was 18. I’m 26 now and it still hasn’t turned into hypothyroidism. Hormones play a huge role. I found out I was estrogen dominant and my cortisol levels were super high. I have been on the pill for years too and never put two and two together it could be messing with me. I was getting panic attacks 4-5 times a day. And I had no idea why. My functional doctor was finally able to get to the route of what was going on with me and she discovered the hormone imbalance, b deficiency, and auto immune issues. I also was diagnosed with POTS after years of not knowing why I was dizzy, had terrible head aches, digestive issues, thyroid, severe anxiety, etc. Western doctors are good for medicine, surgery, etc. But functional doctors really help solve the jigsaw puzzle and figure out the root issue. I have been feeling a lot better on my supplement regimen and POTS protocol. I suggest seeing a functional doctor if you can. I have a good one who sees patients online I can recommend. Balancing your hormones with certain supplements may be your solution. And dandelion tea does wonders too!

There are diets for Hashimotos. Maybe worth a try. My husband and I just switched to plant-based and it's supposed to heal the body, period. Hope this helps.