Russ Irina

Russ Irina

About doctor

5 reviews

Head of the Center for Diagnosis and Treatment of Osteoporosis

Endocrinologist Nutritionist Specialist in preventive and anti-age medicine

Place of reception

Therapeutic clinic Clinic of Preventive Medicine

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Adults

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Competencies

Neuroendocrine disorders, thyroid diseases, diabetes mellitus, obesity (metabolic syndrome), osteoporosis.

Experience and education

She graduated from the Moscow Medical Dental Institute named after I.M. Semashko with a doctor's degree in the specialty "medical practice". Then she completed her clinical residency in Endocrinology, received a specialization in the program "Organization and conduct of a school for the education of obese patients", completed training in the cycle "Psychoendocrinology" and professional retraining in the specialty "Restorative Medicine" on the basis of the specialty endocrinology. He is a regular participant of conferences, symposiums, seminars.

General experience

41 year

Experience in EMC

since 2010

Publications

Articles in the EMC

Cleansing the body properly

2015

Treatment of endocrinological diseases

2015

Measuring excess weight

2015

Vitamins for beauty

2015

How to make up for the lack of vitamins in the spring?

2015

How to measure excess weight

2015

Balance of slimness

2015

A new perspective on nutrition

2015

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Question about ultrasound

I am 36 years old. Thyroid gland ultrasound: topography: position is regular, the right lobe is enlarged W-24 mm, t-22 mm, l- 51 mm, the volume is 12.90 cm3, left lobe enlarged, W -23 mm, t-23 mm, l-56 mm, volume is 14,90 cm3, isthmus thickness is 5 mm, the total volume is 27.09 cm3, alignments are even,

echostructure is inhomogenous, echogenicity is normal, focal masses are not seen, lymph nodes are not seen, conclusion; ultrasound signs of diffuse changes in the enlarged thyroid gland. TSH 2.10 mcIU/ml (normal range 0.30-4.00). The doctor prescribed Iodocomb 50/150 for 3 months. I have been taking the medicine for 2.5 months, but TG does not seem to diminish in size and I feel discomfort (it’s like a need to stretch my neck). Whether the treatment prescribed is correct? Are any additional tests needed? Should I have my thyroid gland diminished for those 2.5 months or it is too early to talk about it? Thank you!

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It's hard to advice any treatment by correspondence. The cause of the thyroid gland enlargement is still unclear based on the results provided. The most common cause is iodine deficiency and Iodocomb treatment is appropriate in this case. Another cause is a chronic autoimmune thyroiditis which requires different

treatment. Endocrinologists at EMC will advise you and decide on the types of treatment and necessary doses.

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Russ Irina

08 September 2016