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A member asked:
If my thyroid hormones are balanced and my dr. says i'm okay, yet i still feel symptoms, what should i do?
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Find out: What else could be causing your symptoms. Discuss with your doctor or seek a second opinion.
Answered 10/26/2012
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Something else: If the thyroid level is completely balanced and you still have symptoms, then it's most likely not the thyroid that is causing your symptoms. Look for another cause. There are other conditions that can give you symptoms similar to thyroid disease. You can't treat the thyroid if it's all normal.
Answered 9/8/2012
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