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Ive had my thyroid checked about 4 times over the past three years all normal is it safe to say my thyroid is ok kat blood work in february ?
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Yes, so far at least: Hi. Yes, it's very safe to say your thyroid function is OK so far. But except for congenital hypothyroidism, the thyroid of all people with hyper- or hypothyroidism was OK in their lives until its function went astray. The point, your thyroid could go bad in the future. If there are ever signs or symptoms of your thyroid misbehaving, it's very easy to test.
Answered 1/21/2017
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