Ask RiotACT: GP to treat Thyroid condition

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Ask RiotACT

Hi All.

I’ve recently been struggling with my thyroid condition. Can anyone recommend a GP in Canberra who specialises in this condition?

Someone who knows about auto-immune conditions would be ideal.

Thanks.

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3 Responses to Ask RiotACT: GP to treat Thyroid condition

Lyndal Walters 6:14 am 17 Sep 19

https://www.gordonfamilypractice.com.au/jane-taylor/

Jenni Zimoch 10:40 pm 16 Sep 19

Wouldn't you need a referral to an endocrinologist?

Peter Kelley 12:28 pm 16 Sep 19

My wife has had a very good experience with Dr Lily Han at Gininderra medical Centre.

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