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Should i take vitamin d or any other supplement or anything for thyroidism?
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Vitamin D won't help: If you truly have hypothyroidism the treatment is to take thyroid hormone prescribed by a doctor who has reviewed your thyroid test results. Vitamin d is not the treatment for thyroid problems.
Answered 3/22/2015
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