Need help finding medical records

[jazzie0807]

I need help finding my medical records from 30 years ago. I was diagnosed with  hypothyrodism when I was 13 by a Dr. Kenneth Lamkin who's office was in Golden, Colorado. I checked for him in Golden and I can't find him. The reason why I need these records is because my symptoms have returned. But every time they do tests on me they came back normal and I have doctors telling me that it is all in my head. If I can find Dr. Lamkin, he might have my original records and I can show proof to these doctors that it not in my head.

[angelarenee67]

Try calling the hospital in that area, he might have had an association with them they could tell you where he is.

[Londres70]

I just goggled his name and his information popped up; states he is in Lakewood, CO.   Do the same.  I am not sure if this is the physician you are looking for though.  

All the best.  

[Jolynnhi]

If you want to make sure and to prove your doctor wrong take the temperature test. For 3 to 4 days, take your temperature the same time in the morning. Get an average for those days. If it falls below the "normal" body temperature then you may have a thyroid problem. For example 96, 97 degrees. You can present this to your doctor and he can take some different tests. This is I feel one of the most accurate, blood work isnt always going to show a thyroid problem. And if your doc doesnt listen to the temps then go to a different doctor and get a second opinion.
Take care and hope this helps.