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Can i ask my gyn doc if i want to get my thyroid checked?
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Yes: If you have concerns about your thyroid it is definitely appropriate to ask your gynecologist. If you've been having symptoms that make you concerned, please keep track of these and let your doctor know what's been going on and for how long. Just discussing these symptoms will be helpful in figuring out what may be wrong. Your doctor may also want to do some lab work.
Answered 5/5/2016
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