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I have terry nails, fatigue and hair loss. i'm only 26, don't drink or take meds/drugs. is this likely due to bad diet or should i get blood work done?
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Terry?: I am not sure what terry nails are, but you could be describing some symptoms of low thyroid. I recommend a blood test to rule this out.
Answered 11/9/2014
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