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Can headache come from not taken your thyroid medicine?
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If you have: An overactive thyroid and don't take your antithyroid meds, you can get a headache. Also, if you have been treated for hyperthyroidism and now have hypothyroidism, failure to take the proper dose of brand name T4 replacement can also lead the headaches, but it is less likely.
Answered 1/15/2015
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