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Thyroid tests came out "normal"yet i have nearly all the symptoms and tons of family who have it.doctor hasn't even gone over the levels.what can i do?
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NORMAL THYROID TESTS: If your thyroid tests are normal(within normal levels)than you can be assured your symptoms are not due to thyroid disease you should follow up with your doctor to find out what is causing your symptoms.
Answered 3/13/2014
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