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Cushings surg 09. pit tumor. fatigue, bad memory, brain fog, lethargic, cold, low bp. cortisol, tsh, t4 normal. rbc 3.9 hgb 12. anemia, gh def?
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Possibly: It is possible that you have growth hormone deficiency . Check igf-! and hgh stimulation test.
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