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A member asked:

Is the fact that around 40 mins after i eat a meal my hyperthyroidism symptoms kick in make sense? is this normal?

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Post meal: If you have hyperthyroidism, it should be treated. However, it is normal to get some degree of sweating, rapid heart beat after a meal as you digest your food and divert blood to your stomach.

Dr Arnoult agreed

Answered 9/9/2016

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