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Q: How often should you see an endocrinologist?

Chances are theyll want to check your blood pressure and your feet and test your blood glucose, urine, and cholesterol. If you take insulin, you should probably see your diabetes doctor every 3 or 4 months. Otherwise, you can go a little longer between visits, every 4 to 6 months.

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Is it worth seeing an endocrinologist?

When you are facing a diagnosis of a hormonal condition, like diabetes mellitus or thyroid disease, your primary doctor may suggest that you see an endocrinologist. The benefit of seeing a specialist is that the specialist is an expert on a few conditions and have access to more resources for diagnosis and treatments.

What to expect when you go see a endocrinologist?

They will consult with your referring doctor and review your medical records. Additionally, the endocrinologist will perform a physical exam, checking your pulse, heart rate, and blood pressure. They will assess your skin, hair, mouth, and teeth, as some hormone-related disorders can impact these areas.

How often should you see an endocrinologist?

Chances are they'll want to check your blood pressure and your feet and test your blood glucose, urine, and cholesterol. If you take insulin, you should probably see your diabetes doctor every 3 or 4 months. Otherwise, you can go a little longer between visits, every 4 to 6 months.

What is the most common disease treated by an endocrinologist?

Some of the most common conditions that endocrinologists treat include: Diabetes (types 1 and 2) Hypoglycemia. Adrenal disorders, including Conn's syndrome (primary hyperaldosteronism) and Cushing syndrome.