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Graves question:i am constantly hot!hot flushes all the time.my levels are slowly creeping into normal range but l feel far from normal.is this normal?
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Normal?: If you have Grave's and are not fully responding to the therapy you should (must) see your doctor soon. He/she will examine you, send of labs, and likely change your thyroid dosing.
Answered 4/23/2016
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