Endocrinologists in Omaha, NE

Dr. Mallory Rupp (chiropractic Internist) works with thyroid disorders and is able to do all the necessary testing. ~Katie

OH forgot to add shes not in midtown though :( She's at 144 th and Maple http://ruppchiropractic.com/index.php?p=196920

My husband likes his, Dr. Timothy Wahl (402) 561-2740 42 nd and Farnam. Nice guy.

I finally found someone willing to listen. Dealing with hypothyroid issues for 25+ years. Robert Anderson Creighton in Dundee. Have never heard of controlling hypothyroid with diet. Andrea can you tell me more about that?

Dr. Passer is at 42 nd and Farnam and is all about trying natural things. He's an internist.

Dr. Ryan at Alternatives has a lot of patients that she's helped with low testosterone. The hardest part is getting off of testosterone supplements but it's a necessary step to regaining sperm count. A protocol using HCG works best. He needs to be prepared to feel very tired and run down for several months while his body works on turning his testicles back on and creating his own testosterone. At that point, a doctor can do a full hormone panel to see exactly where various hormone levels are naturally. A natural approach includes a high cholesterol low inflammatory diet along with getting proper sleep. This supplement has been proven to increase sperm count (likely by increasing the body's testosterone). He should also seek help from the Pope Paul Institute.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=841961609156743&id=590786444274262 I just read this article from this link and thought it was interesting. Talks about stress affecting hormone imbalances.

Consider Dr. James Biskup at Bellvue Family practice. He is a holistic family practice MD who does good work with hormones. definitely needs have his Adrenal glads tested using saliva, because under stress the body will selectively use the parent hormone Pregnenolone to make cortisol, instead of sex hormones, including testosterone. Have him google "low testosterone and pregnenolone steal" that explains how the adrenal stress response often causes low Testosterone in men.

Dr. Ryan would be the person to go to for sure.

I know her approach isn't natural, but Dr. Maude Doherty is amazing! We also used an acupuncturist in Lincoln.

Patricia Ryan at Alternatives can help you! She isn't an endocrinologist but she can help with your hormones. She uses biodentical hormones which are all natural. She doesn't take insurance and is a little pricey but very worth it!

Pope Paul also recommended an exploratory surgery for me, and I have 2 heartland babies that required no surgery. Dr. Maclin was our endo

Teresa Kenny, nurse practitioner, Sancta Familia. She will never give up on you and she knows the truth.

Have you considered an herbalist? Www.landofmilkandhoney.com

Dr. Passer at the medcenter is really good with endo but he's not an RE. He prescribes natural thyroid hormones like Naturethroid and I have had a wonderful experience with him, he is very against synthetic hormones though, he will take your off synthroid right away, so if you like it and want to stay on it, keep that in mind. Good luck!

Dr Doherty and her partner Dr Oakes. Oakes follows all of dohertys protocols which by far have better outcomes than Maclin. She is very type A and crazy smart!! Definitely a pioneer in woman's RE. Good luck!

I went to Dr Finley at the BMC for my infertility caused by my hypothyroidism. He was very proactive about it and now almost 2 years later, we are expecting baby number 2!

I don't have thyroid issues but have other fertility issues. We went to Dr Maclin at heartland fertility and loved her! The whole clinic is great!

I love Dr Doherty! Her bedside manner isn't the best but she is straight up honest with you and won't sugar coat things. We did not care for Dr Maclin.

Maud Doherty out of Methodist. I went to Pope Paul. Worst experience of my 6 years of trying. Maud was able to diagnose, dos corrective surgery and get me pregnant in three months. The thing that floors me is Pope Paul couldn't have even read my records to have missed what the cause of my infertility was.

Dr Megan Oakes....she is both a reproductive endocrinologist and fertility specialist. I saw her for PCOS and for IUI GOT PG 2 nd round...she is wonderful! A friends daughter has also seen her (she went to Pope Paul first) and was successful as well. Located at Methodist Women's out on Dodge.

All the Drs at Heartland Center for a Reproductive Medicine in Omaha are amazing!!!!

I second Dr. Oakes. She got me pregnant on the first try with a donor and diagnosed my hypothyroidism. She got my numbers on par right away but she prescribed Synthroid. I'm not sure what natural approaches she might suggest but we are forever thankful for our beautiful healthy baby girl.

Dr Oakes at Methodist is awesome.

Dr Claire Baker, her office is near 78 th & Cass

I also suggest Dr. Claire Baker

Dr. Claire Baker. Office on Cass St.

Dr. Taylon at Alegent Health is a really good doctor. Takes his time to answer all your questions and knows what he is doing. I highly recommend him!!

Dr. Corley on Dodge St.

Not an endocrinologist but Lynn Kocian is an NP who deals a lot with hormone imbalances. So far I have been very impressed by her and my case is extremely complex. She is at Gretna Family Health ~Amanda

I don't know an endocrinologist, but I saw Dr Ingram's nurse practitioner for my thyroid testing and we sat and talked for an hour. She understood all my concerns and were open to holistic treatments. They also prescribe armour thyroid if that matters to you. Dr Ingram is an ENT/allergist, but he is also on the holistic side. ~Katie

Omaha Area Thyroid Support Group is a great place to ask others. I give some insight into this world as well. Also, Dr Charles Majors DC is also a great resource with many natural answers if you're up to getting better fully.

I agree with previous posters, see your regular doctor first for the labs and then look for an endo. Dr. Tim Wahl is my husband's and we like him a lot.

I agree the place to start is a family doctor unless you have already had abnormal or borderline TSH test results. My thyroid disease was missed by my pcp for years because my test were always borderline. As for an endocrinologist, I recommend Dr. Anjela Drincic at Nebraska Medicine.

Dr Jeffery Passer isn't an OB but is great with PCOS...he is an endo I'm pretty sure. I love his office

Dr. Hilgers at Pope Paul VI Institute

If the hormonal issues are something you want to treat naturally I would recommend Dr. Plummer at Indeed Chiropractic

Dr Corley at Chikdrens or Dr Lutz at Munroe-Meyer

There is only one expert in thyroid disorders in Omaha. Go see Paul Hayes, MD at Get Well. You will not regret it. Google or Facebook Omaha get well for more info.