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If i have hyperthyroid/graves, after a lobectomy is my thyroid function likely to change to hypothyroid or remission? or won't make a difference?
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Can change: To hypothyroid. Your doctor should periodically monitor your thyroid with blood work.
Answered 12/18/2018
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