Camilla Luddington is sharing an update after receiving a life-altering health diagnosis.

The 42-year-old Grey's Anatomy actress announced she was diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease over the summer.

And she recently opened up to People about how she's been faring in the months since she shared the news.

'It's still new to me,' Camilla said of the autoimmune disorder. 'I got the diagnosis at the beginning of summer, so I'm fresh into this journey.'

She revealed, 'I am on Levothyroxine, which is a thyroid medicine, and I can tell you that a lot of things have changed.'

The medication has made an impact, significantly affecting her energy and her lifestyle. 

The mother-of-two said, 'I feel like I have so much less inflammation. I was very puffy all the time, not knowing why I was exhausted.'

She added, 'I was not working out. I hadn't seen a workout class in years, and [now] I'm back at Barry's bootcamp lifting weights. So I feel more myself. I feel like I have more energy for work, for my family.'

And the longtime TV star continued, 'It feels like a lot of self-care at this point, just avoiding gluten and all these things that I'm sort of learning.'

Camilla initially got candid about her health status on an August episode of her podcast Call It What It Is. 

She told co-host Jennifer Capshaw that she was 'freaked out' by the diagnosis at first, but was also 'relieved' to have an answer to the symptoms she had been experiencing. 

While discussing the condition with People at Step Up's 2025 Inspiration Awards on September 26, she reflected on the clarity she felt post-diagnosis.

'One thing that I couldn't understand was I had a lot of brain fog, and now I understand that when your thyroid is sort of all over the place, that's what that can feel like — the exhaustion of brain fog,' she said. 

The British entertainer emphasized, 'So just literally being able to be present with whoever on set, with my family, is a huge difference.'

The actress shares daughter Hayden, eight, and son Lucas, five, with her husband Matthew Alan. 

In the August 6 episode of her podcast, she told listeners, 'Long as you've been listening to us, you've known that I joke about being slothy.

'Just a little slower. Slower, tired, wanna be in bed, love a nap. It never occurred to me that there could be a medical reason for that.'

She went on the explain that blood work helped doctors zero in on her Hashimoto's disease prognosis. 

Also known as chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis, the disease directly affects the thyroid gland, per MayoClinic.

Camilla said at the time, 'I remember hearing the words "autoimmune disease" and thinking, "What the f***?"

'You know what? I knew something was up. Because even when I was having my blood drawn, the doctor said to me, "Is there any, you know, particular thing you're concerned about?" And I said, "Look, I'm really f*****g tired all the time."'