Ratings for Dr. Ebele C. Chira

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He hasn't done anything good to help my wife. They gave her the nuke pill to kill the thyroid. Now they are giving her meds to bring it back.
No explanation at all. WTH!!
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS DOCTOR?

Submitted April 22, 2024

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Agree-Office personnel and staff are polite and caring. Dr. is not congenial and has the personality of a stone. I was a patient for over 5 years with no noticeable results after switching medications or doses every visit. I was dropped as a patient after rescheduling 2 appointments.

Submitted Dec. 28, 2017

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Dr. Chira and his staff and very nice, polite, and have great bed side manners. I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism after 2 sets of blood test, a thyroid uptake and scan, and a sonogram. I feel very confident in his expertise in the endocrinology field. He's also treating me for hypoglycemia. I'm very, very happy with my decision (and my PCP's recommendation) in seeing Dr. Chira.

Submitted Oct. 17, 2014

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Doctor is not current on all medically necessary lab tests used to treat thyroid disease (Free T3, Free T4. Reverse T3, thyroid antibodies). He bases treatment on TSH and Total T4 only. Refuses to prescribe a natural dissected thyroid as requested to treat thyroid disease and insists on prescribing synthetics only. Is not knowledgeable about the appropriate tests for diagnosing adrenal fatigue or adrenal insufficiency. Dr. Chira ordered the highly unreliable serum Cortisol when he should have ordered the saliva Cortisol. Despite numerous symptoms related to hypothyroidism such as extreme fatigue, inability to gain weight, and possible adrenal problems causing low blood pressure and high heart rate, etc. doctor will not address properly. He has also not palpated my neck since I had RAI to ablate my thyroid last year. No further testing such as ultrasound of the neck to see if thyroid is completely dead or if thyroid still has some functioning tissue.

Submitted June 14, 2014

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Dr. Ebele C. Chira's Credentials

Education

  • University Of Washington School Of Medicine (Grad. 2007)