@tiredandthristy welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. Your handle “tired and thirsty” in this Diabetes & Endocrinology group discussion caught my attention right away as those are common symptoms of diabetes. (I’ve had diabetes 50ish years.)
I went on to read the rest of your original discussion post and saw your references to “TSA” and “PSA”. I have trouble with and dislike the use of acronyms & abbreviations without first stating the whole word, term or phrase. (When I first saw “TSA” all I could think of was airport security. When I saw “PSA” I thought of something to do with prostate.) I failed to see any connection to Diabetes & Endocrinology.
I did some more digging and found that “TSA” is a test having to do with cancer markers and “PSA” is prostate specific antigen. That is when I visited your profile. I saw that you posted two discussions in the Thyroid Cancer group where you mentioned a T2 cream and TSH, T3 and T4 (which are thyroid function tests). You posted a discussion in the Prostate Cancer group. You posted a discussion in the Brain & Nervous System group where you described thirst and insomnia (the first). This discussion in the Diabetes & Endocrinology group is your desire to find an “online endocrinologist”.
@JustinMcClanahan and @lalaj had good suggestions about finding providers. As Justin said the purpose of Mayo Clinic Connect is for members to share their stories. We offer hope and encouragement to each other. You are not alone on your health journey. But we don’t diagnose or prescribe treatments & medications.
I hope that you can find the providers you need to diagnose your conditions and that they can interpret & explain your labs plus prescribe the necessary medications & treatments for your wellbeing.