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27yo.cholecystectomy due to vasculitis. papillary carcinoma due to hashimoto. diagnosed w/autoimmune suppressor inactive. told me avoid stress. true?
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Are you sure: You say you have pappilary carcinoma of thyroid.Did you have a biopsy to confirm the diagnosis.Also you say you have hashimoto disease.Cholecystectomy not related to thyroid condition you should discuss your medical condition with your doctor/endocrinologist as to what exactly you have.Papplary carcinoma is not treated by avoiding stress and needs to be surgically treated followed by radioactive a.
Answered 11/17/2013
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Yes, Of course!: Stress is harmful to our health. So it is always a good idea to reduce stress as much as you can. But it takes a lot of effort to do so, you can only do that by simplifying your life and your work.
Answered 11/17/2013
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