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Does hyperthyroidism can lead to hypothyroidism when medicated improperly?
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Thyroid: Yes, too much anti-thyroid medication can lead to hypothyroidism. Your doctor should check your thyroid levels every 3 months. If you feel unwell before that please let your doctor know.
Answered 1/16/2015
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