Clayman Thyroid Center

04/20/2026

Patients with thyroid disease and thyroid cancer travel from around the globe to have thyroid surgery with the Clayman Thyroid Center team at the Hospital for Endocrine Surgery in Tampa, Florida. Our surgeons perform thyroid surgery exclusively and are the highest volume thyroid surgeons in the country, performing about 2,000 thyroid surgeries per year.

Learn more and become our patient here: https://www.thyroidcancer.com/surgery

04/17/2026

Many patients are told their thyroid labs are “normal,” yet they continue to experience symptoms such as fatigue, brain fog, or weight changes 🧪🧠

This may be because TSH alone does not always provide a complete picture of thyroid function. TSH is a signaling hormone from the pituitary gland, while T4 and T3 reflect how thyroid hormone is produced and used in the body.

In some cases, patients may not efficiently convert T4 into T3, which can lead to persistent symptoms despite normal lab results.

In this video, Dr. Rashmi Roy explains how these lab values work together and why a more comprehensive thyroid panel may be necessary.

Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/FQFSI5zeeIk

Confused about your thyroid labs? You are not alone.In this video, Dr. Rashmi Roy explains the three most important thyroid blood tests: TSH, T3, and T4, and...

04/16/2026

We’re Here, Austin! Come Get Your Neck Checked! 💜✨

Mom 2.0 Summit is officially underway in Austin, Texas, and we are ready to meet you!

Strong women take care of everyone, but powerful women take care of themselves, too. We know how easy it is to put your own health on the back burner, which is why we’ve made it incredibly simple to prioritize yourself and to . Visit us at our booth to learn about the importance of preventative screening and get your neck checked by our expert team.

Meet with Dr. Rashmi Roy, MD, () a world-renowned thyroid surgeon and leading researcher. She is here to answer all your questions about thyroid health, symptoms to watch for, and why a simple, non-invasive ultrasound—much like a routine mammogram—is a vital part of every woman’s wellness toolkit.

Thyroid cancer is the fifth most common cancer in U.S. women, but early detection through a quick screening leads to the best possible outcomes. Don’t wait for symptoms to appear—take charge of your health today.

We can’t wait to meet you and to hear your story. 💜

🔗Learn more at knowyourneck.com

04/15/2026

Thyroid symptoms are often overlooked because they can be vague and overlap with other conditions. Symptoms like fatigue, weight gain, anxiety, and brain fog may be related to thyroid dysfunction, but many patients go years without a clear diagnosis.

In this video, Dr. Rashmi Roy explains how thyroid function acts like a thermostat in the body and when it may be time to consider testing. A simple TSH blood test is often the best place to start!

Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/G-YypUNp4fo

Feeling tired, gaining weight, anxious, or just “off”? These common symptoms are often dismissed—but they could point to a thyroid problem.In this video, Dr....

04/13/2026

Chronic stress is more than just a feeling; it triggers a physical "fight or flight" response that can deeply impact your endocrine system. This often manifests as extreme fatigue, unexplained weight changes, or heightened anxiety.

Many people dismiss these symptoms as simple "burnout," but they can actually be signs of an underlying thyroid or adrenal condition. Because your hormones regulate everything from your metabolism to your mood, ongoing disruption can take a real toll on your mental and physical health.

Listening to your body and tracking persistent symptoms is the first step toward reclaiming your wellness. If these issues continue even after life's external stressors decrease, it is essential to discuss them with a specialist. Identifying the biological root cause—rather than just managing the symptoms—provides the clearest path for restoring balance.

Our specialists at the Clayman Thyroid Center are dedicated to helping you find the answers you need to improve your long-term health. 🩵

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04/12/2026

We are officially counting down the days until the Mom 2.0 Summit! We are joining a community of incredible women to talk about a vital piece of the wellness puzzle that often gets overlooked– women’s thyroid health.🩵

Strong women take care of everyone, but powerful women take care of themselves, too. Taking charge of your health has never been easier.

We invite you to visit us at our booth to learn how a simple, non-invasive ultrasound—taking only a few minutes—can provide the opportunity for you to take your health into your own hands while empowering other women to do the same. While you're there, you can meet with Dr. Rashmi Roy, MD, () a world-renowned thyroid surgeon and leading researcher in endocrine health. She’ll be available to answer your questions about thyroid symptoms and explain why preventative screening is just as essential as your routine mammogram.

Thyroid cancer is currently the fifth most common cancer in U.S. women, yet it isn't a standard part of annual check-ups. Our goal is to change that one preventative screening at a time.

Catching thyroid issues early leads to better outcomes and ensures you stay strong for the people who need you most. Just as routine breast exams have become non-negotiable for women’s health, we believe it’s time to .

We’ll see you there! 🩵 knowyourneck.com

04/10/2026

Is it stress, or is it your endocrine system? 🔍

April is Stress Awareness Month, and it’s the perfect time to look closer at the "stress" you may be feeling. While general stress can be a reaction to external events like work or finances, endocrine stress is an internal biological response to a hormone imbalance or gland dysfunction.

The two can feel identical—fatigue, anxiety, and brain fog are common to both. However, endocrine-related stress is persistent; it doesn’t go away with rest, mindfulness, or a vacation because it is driven by an underlying physical cause. When your glands are overactive or dysfunctional, your body stays in a state of "fight or flight" regardless of how calm your life actually is.

Understanding the difference is the first step toward getting the right treatment. If your "stress" feels random, occurs without a clear trigger, or persists despite lifestyle changes, it’s time to listen to your body and check your hormone levels.

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04/09/2026

April is Stress Awareness Month, but for many, "chronic stress" is actually a biological red flag. Symptoms like fatigue, anxiety, and brain fog are often dismissed as simple burnout when they may actually be signs of a thyroid imbalance.

This distinction is critical because thyroid cancer is the fifth most common cancer in U.S. women, with a peak incidence occurring between the ages of 30 and 50. Unlike everyday life stress, these symptoms may indicate a physical condition that requires a medical diagnosis and specialized care to restore your health.

Don’t just manage your symptoms—understand the root cause. If you feel persistently overwhelmed even when life is calm, it may be time to look deeper. At the Clayman Thyroid Center, we’re here to support you every step of the way on your thyroid journey. 💜

🔗 Learn more at thyroidcancer.com

04/09/2026

We are headed to the Mom 2.0 Summit in Austin, Texas, from April 16–18! ✨Our mission is to empower women to prioritize their own health and bridge the gap in early thyroid cancer detection to help you .

Moms are experts at taking care of everyone else, but powerful women take care of themselves, too. Thyroid cancer is three times more common in women than men and is currently the fifth most common cancer in U.S. women. The peak incidence occurs between the ages of 30 and 50, yet there are still no national recommendations for routine thyroid screening in people without symptoms.

Because thyroid cancer often has no symptoms and may not show up on routine blood work, we believe preventative screening is essential. Early detection through a simple, non-invasive ultrasound can lead to less extensive surgery, better outcomes, and a higher chance of preserving natural thyroid function.

Stop by our booth to learn more about the movement and how you can take charge of your wellness.

🔗 Visit knowyourneck.com and thyroidcancer.com to learn more. Be sure to follow for live updates from the summit! We’ll see you there! 💙

04/08/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Rashmi Roy and her team of researchers on their newly published thyroid health study!

Their work highlights a critical gap in women’s healthcare: the lack of routine thyroid cancer screening. Currently, medical guidelines emphasize the importance of regular screenings for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancers. However, no such national standard exists for the thyroid—despite thyroid cancer being the fifth most common cancer in U.S. women.

Key findings from this study suggest that implementing routine, non-invasive ultrasound screening—similar to a routine mammogram—provides a vital opportunity for early-stage diagnosis. By catching thyroid issues early, patients can often undergo less extensive surgery, reduce the need for lifelong hormone replacement, and avoid treatments like radioactive iodine.It’s time to make thyroid health a standard part of preventative care for women.

Be sure to follow Dr. Roy to stay updated as we pave the way for thyroid health screenings and women’s health advocacy. 💜

04/08/2026

If you’ve been told you have a thyroid nodule, the next step may be a fine needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy, a simple, highly effective way to determine if cancer is present.

FNA uses a thin needle and ultrasound guidance to collect a small sample of cells from the thyroid nodule (or nearby lymph nodes). These cells are then analyzed under a microscope by an expert cytologist to determine whether they are benign or cancerous.

Not every thyroid nodule needs a biopsy, but those that are large, symptomatic, or appear suspicious on imaging should be evaluated. The goal is clear: identify the small percentage of nodules that are cancerous while avoiding unnecessary procedures for those that are not.

FNA is quick, safe, and typically done right in the doctor’s office, making it a key tool in accurate thyroid diagnosis and treatment planning.

Learn more: https://www.thyroidcancer.com/thyroid-nodule/fna-biopsy