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Hi! i was diagnosed with hashimotos disease. i suddenly woke up with a slightly sore & inflammed left thyroid. the other side is normal. what do i do?
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See your doctor: The thyroid needs to be reexamined and blood work may need to be done.
Answered 9/29/2016
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