Hypothyroidism
Learn about hypothyroidism — an underactive thyroid.
Learn moreDedicated Thyroid Care
Expert Thyroid Care. Better Endocrine Health.
Specialist evaluation, accurate diagnosis and personalised management of thyroid conditions.
Why thyroid care matters
The thyroid controls your metabolism
The thyroid gland produces hormones that regulate energy, temperature, heart rate, weight and mood. When it under- or over-produces hormone, the effects are widespread — and often mistaken for stress or ageing.
Thyroid disorders are common and highly treatable — but only when correctly diagnosed. Symptoms like fatigue, weight change, feeling cold or anxious, hair thinning and irregular periods overlap with many other conditions, which is why specialist evaluation matters.
~5%
of adults have hypothyroidism
~1%
have hyperthyroidism
Women
are affected more often than men
1 test
(TSH) screens thyroid function
Conditions treated
Thyroid disorders we evaluate and manage
From common hypothyroidism to complex thyroid cancer — comprehensive specialist care.
Hyperthyroidism
Hyperthyroidism explained — Graves’ disease, thyroiditis and nodular causes, symptoms, TSH/T4/T3 testing, and antithyroid drugs, RAI or surgery options.
Learn moreHashimoto’s Thyroiditis
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis — the most common cause of hypothyroidism.
Learn moreGraves’ Disease
Graves’ disease — the leading cause of hyperthyroidism.
Learn moreThyroiditis
Thyroiditis — thyroid gland inflammation.
Learn moreThyroid Nodules
Thyroid nodules are common — most are benign.
Learn moreThyroid Goitre
A goitre is an enlarged thyroid.
Learn moreThyroid Cancer
Thyroid cancer overview — papillary, follicular, medullary and anaplastic types, how it is diagnosed, and treatment pathways including surgery and follow-up.
Learn moreOur services
Specialist thyroid services
From initial assessment to long-term management — focused thyroid care.
Thyroid Specialist Consultation
A thyroid specialist consultation provides focused evaluation of thyroid disorders — from initial assessment of symptoms to interpretation of complex test results and long-term management planning.
Learn moreThyroid Function Assessment
Thyroid function assessment uses blood tests to evaluate whether the thyroid is producing the right amount of hormone — the foundation of thyroid diagnosis and monitoring.
Learn moreThyroid Hormone Testing
Thyroid hormone testing measures the hormones the thyroid produces and the signals controlling it — providing a complete picture of thyroid function.
Learn moreThyroid Ultrasound
Thyroid ultrasound is a painless, non-invasive imaging test that evaluates the structure of the thyroid gland and surrounding neck tissues.
Learn moreThyroid Nodule Evaluation
Thyroid nodule evaluation determines whether a lump in the thyroid needs monitoring, biopsy, treatment, or nothing at all — most nodules are benign.
Learn moreThyroid Cancer Assessment
Thyroid cancer assessment evaluates suspicious thyroid nodules and confirmed cancers — determining type, stage, and appropriate treatment pathway.
Learn moreRecognise the signs
Could your symptoms be thyroid-related?
Thyroid symptoms are common and non-specific — but when they cluster, testing is worthwhile.
Unexplained Weight Gain
Unexplained weight gain — gaining weight without changes in diet or activity — has many possible causes, and thyroid dysfunction is only one of them.
Learn moreUnexplained Weight Loss
Unintentained weight loss — losing weight without dieting or increased exercise — deserves attention. Thyroid overactivity is a recognised cause, but it is far from the only one.
Learn moreFatigue and Tiredness
Fatigue — persistent tiredness not relieved by rest — is one of the most common complaints in medicine and one of the least specific. Thyroid dysfunction is a recognised contributor, but it is only one possibility among many.
Learn moreHair Loss
Hair shedding and thinning have many causes — genetics, iron deficiency, stress, hormonal changes — and thyroid dysfunction is one recognised contributor.
Learn moreNeck Swelling
A swelling in the lower front of the neck — over the thyroid gland — can have many causes. The thyroid is the most common structure there, but lymph nodes, salivary glands, cysts and other conditions also present this way.
Learn moreThyroid-Related Hair Changes
Beyond simple shedding, thyroid dysfunction can cause several distinct hair changes — dryness, brittleness, slow growth, and eyebrow thinning.
Learn morePalpitations
Palpitations — the sensation of a racing, pounding or irregular heartbeat — are common and have many causes. Thyroid overactivity is a recognised contributor, but anxiety, caffeine, and heart rhythm problems are equally or more common.
Learn moreHeat Intolerance
Heat intolerance — feeling uncomfortably hot in situations others find fine, excessive sweating, or strong aversion to warmth — is a recognised symptom of thyroid overactivity.
Learn moreWhy a thyroid specialist
Focused expertise for better outcomes
Thyroid disorders are common but nuanced — specialist evaluation ensures accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
Accurate diagnosis
Correct interpretation of thyroid tests prevents both under- and over-treatment.
Personalised management
Treatment tailored to your condition, age, and life stage — not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Long-term monitoring
Ongoing follow-up ensures stable control and catches changes early.
Evidence-based care
Management aligned with international guidelines and authoritative medical sources.
Your Specialist
Thyroid Specialist
Thyroid & Endocrine Disorders
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About the practiceCredentials
- Specialty: Thyroid & Endocrine Disorders
- Focus: Hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, thyroid nodules, thyroid cancer, pregnancy thyroid care
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Patient education
Thyroid health articles
Evidence-based guides to help you understand your thyroid condition.
tests
Thyroid Nodule Biopsy Results: Understanding Bethesda Categories
FNAC biopsy results are reported on the Bethesda scale — from non-diagnostic to malignant. What each category means and what happens next.
19 November 2025 · The Thyroidologist Editorial Team
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Graves' Disease vs Hashimoto's: The Two Main Thyroid Autoimmune Diseases
Both are autoimmune — but Graves' attacks the receptor causing overactivity, while Hashimoto's destroys the gland causing underactivity. How they differ and why it matters.
18 November 2025 · The Thyroidologist Editorial Team
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Thyroid and Pregnancy: What to Know Before, During and After
Thyroid health in pregnancy — why testing matters, how requirements change, postpartum thyroiditis, and protecting your baby's development.
17 November 2025 · The Thyroidologist Editorial Team
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Plan your visit
Everything you need before, during and after a thyroid consultation.
Patient resources
Guides to preparing for appointments, understanding tests and living well with a thyroid condition.
Browse resourcesWhat to expect
A step-by-step walkthrough of the consultation — what happens, what to bring and how follow-up works.
See the processFees and payment
How consultation fees work, what is charged separately, and the receipts and documentation you receive.
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Referral guidance for doctors and health professionals, including what to include and how urgent cases are handled.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a thyroidologist?
A thyroidologist is a clinician specialising in thyroid disorders — diagnosis, treatment and long-term management of hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, thyroid nodules, thyroid cancer and related conditions.
What symptoms should prompt a thyroid check?
Persistent fatigue, unexplained weight change, feeling too cold or too hot, palpitations, hair thinning, neck swelling, irregular periods, or anxiety with physical symptoms. A simple blood test can clarify.
Which tests diagnose thyroid problems?
TSH is the first-line screening test, usually with free T4. Depending on results, free T3, anti-TPO antibodies, TRAb, ultrasound, or biopsy may be added.
Is hypothyroidism curable?
Hypothyroidism is usually lifelong but very manageable — daily levothyroxine restores normal hormone levels and resolves symptoms in most patients.
Do you offer teleconsultation?
Teleconsultation may be available for suitable follow-up and initial assessment — contact us to discuss whether it fits your situation.
Where we serve
Thyroid specialist across Nepal
Based in Kathmandu, serving patients throughout Nepal and internationally.
Contact
Book your thyroid consultation
Appointments available in person and by teleconsultation. Contact us to discuss scheduling.
- Email: hello@thethyroidologist.com
- Hours: Sun–Fri, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (NPT)
Request an appointment
Use our appointment form to request a consultation — we will confirm availability.
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