Free Thyroid Symptom Screener
Your thyroid number is not the whole story
Most people with Hashimoto's get one thing: a TSH result and a prescription. If that were the whole answer, you would feel fine by now.
This screener walks through the upstream drivers that research has connected to thyroid autoimmunity, and tells you which ones your own answers point toward. It takes about five minutes.
What it does not do: it does not diagnose anything, and it cannot tell you that any infection or deficiency is causing your thyroid condition. What it gives you is an ordered list of what is worth testing, and in what order, so you stop paying for panels out of sequence.
36 questions across 10 short steps. Your score shows on screen at the end; your full workup unlocks with your email.
Root Cause Unlocked is an education and screening resource from Adam Seay, D.C. It is not medical advice, does not diagnose or treat disease, and does not replace evaluation by your own clinician. Never start, stop, or change a prescription based on anything here.
That number is only useful if you take it again. Retake this screener on that date, alongside a repeat lab panel, and you will have a documented before and after instead of a feeling about whether anything improved. Most people with Hashimoto's are already retesting on roughly this schedule.
Unlock your full workup
Your numbers are above. Enter your email to see the rest right here on this page: anything to read before you do anything else, your workup in the order I would run it, and your retest date. You will also get a copy in your inbox, plus a few short notes on working through it in the right order.
This is a public educational tool. It is not part of any medical record, and your answers are not added to your chart. We do not sell or share your information.
Your workup, in order
This is sequenced deliberately. Testing out of order is how people spend hundreds of dollars answering a question a cheaper, earlier test would have settled.
Educational screening only. This result is not a diagnosis, does not confirm any infection or deficiency, and does not establish a cause for your thyroid condition. Testing decisions belong with your clinician. Do not change any prescription based on this page.