Thyroid & cycle.
Tired, cycle all over the place, weight doing its own thing, conception not working — the thyroid has a hand in almost everything hormonal in your body. And in women, it is overlooked surprisingly often. We are planning a structured thyroid check from a gynaecological perspective: cycle, fertility, pregnancy, menopause. Register below if this interests you.
Autoimmune thyroid disease is a women’s health issue — and often begins gradually with unspecific symptoms.
Source: German Society of EndocrinologyBoth over- and underactivity can cause cycle disorders, missed periods and difficulty conceiving — often before other symptoms appear.
Source: German Society of EndocrinologyA "normal" TSH does not always rule out a relevant disorder. Free hormones (fT3, fT4) and antibodies complete the picture — especially when trying to conceive.
Source: AWMF thyroid guidelinesWhat we are planning.
Not a replacement for endocrinology — but the gynaecological view of an underrated organ:
TSH, free hormones (fT3/fT4), thyroid antibodies (TPO, TG, TRAb) — depending on the question. Interpreted in the context of your cycle and life phase, not as isolated numbers.
Stricter TSH targets apply when trying to conceive, and hormone demand rises in pregnancy. We check early whether your thyroid is on board — before time is lost.
Cycle disorders, heavy bleeding, exhaustion: we clarify whether the thyroid is involved — and cleanly separate what comes from elsewhere hormonally.
We do not treat abnormal findings on our own: we coordinate with your GP, endocrinology and nuclear medicine — with results and a clear question attached.
Who is it for?
- ·Irregular or absent periods
- ·Difficulty conceiving
- ·Persistent fatigue, feeling cold, weight changes
- ·Hair loss, dry skin
- ·Thyroid disease in the family
- ·Before or during pregnancy
Thyroid check — register your interest.
No subscription, no commitment. We will contact you once — as soon as this service launches, with full details and pricing.
What you should know.
Isn’t the thyroid a matter for the GP or endocrinologist?
Both remain true. Our focus is the interface: cycle, fertility, pregnancy, menopause — where thyroid and female hormones interlock. Abnormal findings are coordinated onwards to the right specialists.
My TSH was normal — case closed?
Not necessarily. Depending on the situation (e.g. trying to conceive, or with antibodies), a TSH in the upper normal range can still be relevant. That is why we look at the whole picture, not a single value.
What does the check cost?
With a medical indication, statutory insurance covers a lot. Extended lab profiles without such an indication will be self-pay — exact prices at launch, always with a written cost plan first.
No need to wait: many of these topics can already be discussed in our regular consultations today.
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