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Is palpitations and oedema and anxiety a symptom of thyroid problems?
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Thyroid: Yes, all of the above are possible but there could be any number of problems found by your doctor. Please make an appointment with your primary doctor. If that does not work out well enough for you - unlikely - ask your friends who they might recommend as another doctor they like. If you can, let me know what develops.
Answered 12/8/2014
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