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Can you get hypothroidism through genetic risk?
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I have all the health risk for having osteoporosis ,small frame bones ,hypothyroidism and genetics my mother has it , does it means I'll have it too?
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How can one get hypothyroid and are there any natural cures?
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I have hypothroid. Will having this make it harder to get pregnant? Or should I still be able to get pregnant no problem?
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Can hypothyroidism heal by itself? Had hypothyroid in wa. Put on meds. Few months later moved to ca.Went to get meds dr's say its gone still feel ill
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