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I got diagnosed with "sick euthyroid" by an endocrinologist. when can i expect my levels to normalize? what can i do to treat it?
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Sick euthyroid: The only way "sick euthyroid" gets better is by correcting the underlying illness that is making you "sick". Then the TSH elevates temporarily and the process reverses itself.
Answered 6/10/2014
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