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On & off my thyroid medicine...many scary symptoms occurring. treated for graves disease blockers then id-131 from 1998-2002. hypothyroidism ever sinc?
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Thyroid problems: You should not be going on and off your thyroid medications. You need to be carefully monitored regularly by your doctor to keep you well.
Answered 8/17/2014
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