The use of t3 in treatments: everything you need to know See more
Distinguished consultant Dr Paul Jenkins explains the use of T3 in treatments such as hormone therapy, including the risks and benefits associated with these treatments and how dosage is managed.
00:00 What is T3, and how does it differ from T4 in thyroid hormone replacement therapy?
00:55 When is T3 used in thyroid treatments, and what conditions does it address?
01:38 What are the potential benefits and risks associated with the use of T3 in thyroid therapy?
02:46 How is the dosage of T3 determined, and how should it be monitored during treatment?
04:19 Are there any specific patient groups or situations where T3 therapy is particularly beneficial?
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Long COVID: How long will my fatigue last? - Online interview See more
In his latest video interview, leading consultant physician and endocrinologist Dr Paul Jenkins delves into long COVID and the fatigue that many patients feel after a COVID-19 infection.
0:00 What is post-COVID-19 fatigue syndrome, and how does it differ from regular fatigue?
1:27 What are the common symptoms and triggers of chronic fatigue after recovering from COVID-19?
2:52 How long can post-COVID fatigue last, and when should I seek medical attention?
4:24 What are the potential underlying causes of persistent fatigue after COVID-19?
6:06 Are there any specific treatments or strategies to manage and alleviate chronic fatigue following a COVID-19 infection?
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Dr Paul Jenkins, Modern Management of Hypothyroidism See more
London based Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist, Dr Paul Jenkins MA BChir MD FRCP, gave a talk about Modern Management of Hypothyroidism. Recorded at The Thyroid Trust Information Event at Crown Court Church, Covent Garden, London, on Saturday 13th April 2019. The Thyroid Trust is a patient-led charity for people affected by thyroid disease, including friends, family and interested professionals. After qualifying with a degree in Medical Sciences at Cambridge University, Dr Jenkins undertook his clinical training at The Royal London Hospital. He worked at the internationally renowned Department of Endocrinology at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, where he gained unrivalled experience in clinical endocrinology. After completing his MD research degree he was appointed as Senior Lecturer and then Reader in Endocrinology and Honorary Consultant Endocrinologist. For over 10 years he also led the Endocrine service at Homerton University Hospital. Within the Medical School, he was Dean for Pre-Registration Doctors and an enthusiastic teacher of undergraduate students across all years. Widely published he has been awarded numerous academic grants for his research and lectured extensively in the UK and abroad on his findings before establishing the London Endocrine Centre where he is the Senior Consultant. He has a particular interest in disorders of the thyroid, adrenal and pituitary glands, as well as diabetes. He has also developed considerable expertise in the diagnosis and management of chronic fatigue. He firmly believes in taking a holistic approach and involving patients in their care, for optimum treatment. This event was chaired by Lorraine Williams, Director of The Thyroid Trust and includes some information on the advocacy work The Thyroid Trust and our partners have been engaged in to influence availability of liothyronine, L-T3, on the NHS in the UK. Dr Jenkins reads from a recently produced information leaflet at the end. See our website for further details including a copy of the leaflet which you can show to your doctor and latest guidelines for hypothyroidism in general and liothyronine in particular. Let us know if you are experiencing difficulties or frustrations with your care. You're not alone with thyroid disease.
