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A member asked:
Stop taking propylthiouracil 10/16 now feels headaches often, can sense fetal and own heartbeat ...is that normal??
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Graves' coming back: Hi. Your symptoms make me think that your Graves' disease may be coming back (which is not unexpected when you discontinue PTU (propylthiouracil)). I know your OB or your endocrinologist is following your thyroid labs. Why was the PTU (propylthiouracil) stopped? Assume either you were HYPOthyroid on it or you had drug rash, etc. Follow labs. Your doc will know what to do. Your OB will also check for fetal goiter.
Answered 10/25/2014
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