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I have no thyroid my levels are at 39.36 i am freezing and my heart rate is 97bpm?
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If the lab: result you've mentioned is a TSH, you definitely need to have your doctor prescribe an appropriate dose of BRAND NAME thyroid replacement to bring your levels back to normal.
Answered 9/2/2014
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