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Will any endocrinologist be skilled enough to resolve a thyroid isssue or do you need to see one that specializes in that?
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Endo: That is exactly what an endocrinologist does. You don't need another specialist unless you need nuclear medicine treatment for hyperthyroidism or hot goiter. Then the endocrinologist will work with the radiologist.
Answered 3/1/2019
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