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I had 1/2 my thyroid removed 11 yrs ago and was told other half would be fine, but it hasn't- anything to help so i don't look so worn out?
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Lab test: The only way to find out is to request a complete thyroid panel be done. Results will determine if you need thyroxine supplementation.
Answered 1/17/2012
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Need to check : Thyroid blood tes likely to be normal if it is, look for other causes of fatigue see md.
Answered 12/29/2012
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