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Tired, cold, gaining weight, and foggy, even though your last checkup said everything was fine? At The Ranch Wellness Center, we look at thyroid function in full, because the standard screening often misses what is really going on.

Thyroid function affects far more than metabolism. It can influence your energy, temperature regulation, mood, concentration, and how you feel throughout the day. A single thyroid marker may not explain the full picture, which is why a broader evaluation can provide more useful information about how your thyroid is functioning.

01. See the Full Thyroid Picture
Epigenetic testing report
Measure More Than TSH

TSH provides important information, but it does not always explain how much thyroid hormone is available to your tissues. Looking at Free T4, Free T3, and other relevant markers can provide a broader view of thyroid hormone production and conversion.

Lipid fractionation blood test results
Check for Autoimmune Activity

Thyroid antibodies can provide clues about autoimmune conditions affecting the thyroid. Including antibody testing when appropriate can help explain symptoms or thyroid changes that may not be obvious from TSH alone.

"A normal range is not the same as a normal you. We look at the full picture and treat the person in front of us."

— DR. TYLER MCATEE, MEDICAL DIRECTOR
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02. Create a Plan Based on Your Results

There is no single thyroid plan that works for everyone. Your care may involve reviewing nutrition and lifestyle factors, addressing relevant nutrient needs, or discussing thyroid medication when clinically appropriate. Symptoms, medical history, laboratory results, and your response to treatment all help guide the next step.

Monitor and Adjust Over Time

Thyroid function can change, and treatment needs may change with it. Follow-up testing allows your care team to see how your levels are responding and determine whether adjustments are needed. Regular monitoring helps keep your treatment aligned with your current health and symptoms.

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