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How do you know if you're autoimmune? How do you know if your immune system is attacking your body? Well…we just talked about the fact that we run tests to see if you have an autoimmune thyroid or Hashimoto's thyroiditis, specifically TPO and TGB antibodies, along with the immune panels, but the reality is…most people know that they're autoimmune just from the fact that they may already suffer from a current autoimmune disorder such as psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis, Sjorgen's syndrome, scleroderma, and/or lupus.
Another way that people will know if they're autoimmune is that their symptoms may wax and wane. Symptoms that wax and wane are a sure sign the you are most likely suffering from an autoimmune condition.
The third way that they will know if a patient's autoimmune is they will come in with a basket of supplements, I mean a truck-load. I've had people bring in so many bottles of supplements it wasn't funny. In many cases, the supplements that they are taking were actually making them worse!
Number four…their life fell apart after they got sick. That's how they know they're autoimmune. They've been to 12 or 15 or 20 different doctors and they have a stack of medical records sky high all because it's an undiagnosed autoimmune condition.
They may develop an autoimmune condition following a pregnancy. Usually, woman are TH2 dominant in the third trimester and TH1 dominant postpartum.
And finally, as I've mentioned, there's positive testing via the immune panels and TPO and TGB antibodies. You see, your immune system is designed to protect you. When your immune system runs amuck, it starts attacking different parts of your body, and it's important to know that once you realize you have an autoimmune condition, you need to get checked, and you need to manage that autoimmune condition.
Get checked now! Don’t suffer a minute longer! Call our office for your Free 2 Visits with Dr. Naylor. 336.229.4226
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