Hypothyroidism caused by Hashimoto's thyroiditis is treated with thyroid hormone replacement agents such as levothyroxine, triiodothyronine or desiccated thyroid extract. A tablet taken once a day generally keeps the thyroid hormone levels normal.
September deserves to be a more popular time to visit Iceland. Though youâll miss out on seeing the sun high in the sky well past 10pm (sunset is around 7:30pm and the sun rises around 6:30am), temperatures are still quite nice, with average temps between 10.1Â°C (50 Â°F) and 5Â°C (41 Â°F) throughout the month, and prices are lower and crowds are fewer.
Come mid-September, though, almost all of the summer activities will be closed until May of the following year. The colder part of the year is also the time when flight prices to Iceland fall drastically and suddenly the local hotels cut their prices in more than half. Budget travelers wondering when to go to Iceland should aim for February or March. They have more daylight than the earlier winter months. If you decide to go to Iceland in the winter, get ready for very cold temperatures and only 3-4 hours of daylight (called the Polar Nights).