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Could thyroid problems have been caused by a virus?
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Yes: Subacute and silent thyroiditis can be caused by several viruses. They can cause symptoms and usually resolve after a few months.
Answered 2/21/2020
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Thyroid issues: Most types of thyroiditis typically follow an upper respiratory infection or another type of viral infection.
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