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In the fifth episode of the "Insula Medical Podcast," Insula founder Anna Sargsyan, MD, PhD, an endocrinologist, and Anush Harutyunyan, MD, an endocrinologist, discuss one of the most common topics in modern endocrinology: thyroid disease. In this episode, we discuss how the thyroid gland actually works, which tests are truly necessary, what TSH and antibodies mean, when to suspect a disease, and when overdiagnosis is a cause for concern. We discuss hypothyroidism, autoimmune thyroiditis, common myths, unnecessary tests, and the principles of evidence-based medicine that help distinguish real diseases from overdiagnosis. This conversation is about why it's important to treat the patient, not the tests, and how to make medical decisions based on evidence, not fear. 00:00 Introduction 02:10 Thyroid: What are TSH and Free T4? 03:15 Hypothyroidism: Everything a Patient Needs to Know 05:15 Can Thyroid Disease Be Recognized by Symptoms? 06:20 Is Hypothyroidism Temporary? 07:30 Elevated TSH: Is Treatment Always Necessary? 08:05 Levothyroxine Prescription Was Unnecessary: ​​A Real-Life Case Analysis 10:25 Should I Get My T3 Test Done? 13:48 Thyroid Antibodies: Do They Need Treatment? 20:30 Can I Take Iodine for Autoimmune Thyroiditis? 23:30 Thyroglobulin: Who Really Needs This Test? 25:38 Fatigue Isn't Always Hypothyroidism 34:45 Can Subclinical Hypothyroidism Cause Weight Gain? 38:40 Levothyroxine: Key Rules for Taking It 41:55 Should You Be Afraid of Levothyroxine? Enjoy watching 🎙️ Follow the Insula project on social media: Instagram — @insula_healthcare Telegram — @insulahealthcare TikTok — @insula.healthcare #InsulaHealthcare #InsulaMedicalPodcast #InsulaPodcast #Endocrinology #ThyroidHealth #ThyroidDisease #Hypothyroidism #Hashimoto #TSH #EvidenceBasedMedicine #MedicalEducation #PatientEducation #HealthcareEducation #Endocrinologist #Medicine #Healthcare #Podcast #YouTubePodcast