A clinic built around the thyroid.

Lumps in the thyroid. Most are benign — an ultrasound and, if needed, a biopsy tell us for sure.

An enlarged thyroid or neck swelling. We find the cause and treat it — often without surgery.

An underactive thyroid causing fatigue, weight gain and feeling cold. Very treatable.

An overactive thyroid causing a racing heart, weight loss and anxiety. We find the cause first.

The commonest cause of an overactive thyroid — an autoimmune condition we can control.

The commonest cause of an underactive thyroid — autoimmune inflammation of the gland.

Uncommon and, when found, usually very treatable. Comprehensive diagnosis-to-follow-up care.

Inflammation of the thyroid — which can make it temporarily overactive then underactive.

Eye changes linked to thyroid autoimmunity — assessed, staged and treated in good time.

A single overactive nodule making too much hormone — often suitable for RFA or radioiodine.

Several overactive nodules in an enlarged gland — we tailor treatment to you.

Borderline blood results with few or no symptoms. When to treat, and when to simply watch.