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How long will it take for hyperthyroid symptoms to subside after being on too high a dose of synthroid/t3? i have severe palps, tremors and am dizzy.
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See answer : Symptoms should resolve within 1-3 weeks in most. If persist longer, should contact md and likely have thyroid blood tests repeated.
Answered 1/29/2014
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