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Is there operation to remove hyperthyroid? if yes then after operation it harms our voice too..??
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Sometimes: Often thyroid issues can be dealt with using medication. In some cases, a surgery is needed. Depending upon the location of a tumor, nerves can be involved and in some of those cases the nerve can be injured. If it involves the nerve with voice, then it can be affected.
Answered 7/1/2014
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