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NHS symptoms of silent killer that affects 1 in 20 - but takes over 4 years to diagnose - Vimarsana News

NHS symptoms of silent killer that affects 1 in 20 - but takes over 4 years to diagnose

Almost two thirds of cases it took multiple appointments and a worsening of the severity of symptoms before a diagnosis was made - with the average person getting a diagnosis after 4.5 years

My GP surgery said I had a cold but it was thyroid cancer - Vimarsana News

My GP surgery said I had a cold but it was thyroid cancer

When Abi Phillips thinks over the last couple of years, it is not with fondness of the good times. While her friends were busy with their lives, Abi was being treated for cancer.

Heart palpitations, weight gain, stomach issues: why did no-one listen? - Vimarsana News

Heart palpitations, weight gain, stomach issues: why did no-one listen?

One in eight women will develop a thyroid condition in their lifetime. Ahead of World Thyroid Day this weekend, Katie Strick opens up about her own six-year rollercoaster with the disorder

Thyroid disease: the women's healthcare crisis that no one talks about - Vimarsana News

Thyroid disease: the women's healthcare crisis that no one talks about

One in eight women will develop a thyroid condition in their lifetime. Ahead of World Thyroid Day this weekend, Katie Strick opens up about her own six-year rollercoaster with the disorder

Why are so many women told they're depressed or menopausal when it's actually their thyroid? And why are others prescribed drugs for the condition when they don't even need them? - Vimarsana News

Why are so many women told they're depressed or menopausal when it's actually their thyroid? And why are others prescribed drugs for the condition when they don't even need them?

Experts say, it can take years for the condition to be diagnosed - with patients, who are usually women, still not being listened to when they go to the doctor,