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Friend In Long Island Needs Intelligent Doctor


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Hi, everyone,

I have a friend in Long Island whose doctors just keep prescribing meds to mask her symptoms--and when the meds produce new symptoms, like migraines, he tells her that the med doesn't have that side effect, even though it's listed on the package insert!

He also told her her thyroid is just fine, even though her TSH is 5.6 (should be under 3).

Clearly, she needs a new doctor.

Can anyone recommend one?

Scott, if you're reading this, can we start a section where it is easy to find a doctor that members here have seen and recommend, perhaps organized alphabetically by state?


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For Celic and other stomach issues Dr Gatum Reddy of Gastrocare LI in Valley Stream Long Island. FOr Thyroid Problems see one of the best endocrinologists Dr Sanjay Sahey in Rockville Centre NY.

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Thank you, Pete!

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