

At Health by Design MD, our thyroid treatment services focus on identifying and addressing the root causes of thyroid imbalance. Our medical team uses comprehensive testing and a functional medicine approach to create individualized plans that support healthy thyroid function, hormone balance, energy, metabolism, and overall wellness.
Proper thyroid care begins with in-depth testing. We go beyond basic labs to evaluate thyroid hormones, antibodies, and related markers that provide a clearer picture of how your thyroid is functioning and how it may be affecting your overall health.
Thyroid imbalances are often influenced by factors such as autoimmune conditions, chronic stress, nutrient deficiencies, inflammation, and hormonal disruptions. Our approach focuses on identifying and addressing these underlying contributors rather than masking symptoms.
Based on your results and health history, we create an individualized thyroid treatment plan. This may include medication management, lifestyle recommendations, nutritional support, or integrative therapies designed to restore balance and improve symptoms.
Thyroid health can change over time. We closely monitor your progress and adjust treatment as needed to ensure optimal hormone balance, symptom improvement, and long-term wellness.


The thyroid plays a critical role in regulating metabolism, energy levels, mood, and overall hormonal balance. When thyroid function is disrupted, it can affect multiple systems in the body and lead to symptoms such as fatigue, weight changes, brain fog, temperature sensitivity, and mood fluctuations. At Health by Design MD, we take the time to understand how thyroid imbalances are impacting your daily life so we can provide targeted, effective care focused on long-term health and stability.
Hypothyroidism occurs when the thyroid does not produce enough hormones, leading to symptoms such as fatigue, weight gain, cold sensitivity, and brain fog. Treatment focuses on restoring hormone balance and supporting metabolic function.
Hyperthyroidism results from excessive thyroid hormone production and may cause symptoms such as rapid heartbeat, anxiety, weight loss, and heat intolerance. Our approach emphasizes careful evaluation and personalized management to stabilize thyroid function.
This autoimmune condition causes the immune system to attack the thyroid, often leading to hypothyroidism over time. Treatment may involve addressing inflammation, immune balance, and hormone optimization as part of a comprehensive care plan.
Even when standard lab results appear “normal,” imbalances in T3, T4, or thyroid conversion can still cause symptoms. We assess the full thyroid picture to help identify subtle dysfunctions and guide appropriate treatment.


If you’re looking for a different kind of healthcare, one focused on prevention, root-cause resolution, and personalized wellness, we invite you to schedule a Functional Medicine consultation with us. Let’s work together to uncover root imbalances, restore your health, and help you thrive.
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Common symptoms include fatigue, weight changes, brain fog, mood swings, temperature sensitivity, hair thinning, and changes in heart rate. Because symptoms can vary and overlap with other conditions, proper testing and evaluation are essential for accurate diagnosis.
Diagnosis typically involves blood tests that evaluate thyroid hormones such as TSH, T3, and T4, along with thyroid antibodies when appropriate. We may also consider symptoms, medical history, and other health markers to gain a complete understanding of thyroid function.
Many patients begin to notice symptom improvement within several weeks, though full optimization may take longer. Thyroid treatment often requires ongoing monitoring and adjustments to achieve and maintain balance.
Yes. Because the thyroid regulates metabolism and energy production, effective treatment may help improve energy levels, support weight management, and enhance overall well-being when thyroid imbalance is a contributing factor.