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I was diagnosed with a thyroid disorder when i was about 14 i believe it is hyperthyroidism i am now 27 it has been years since i have had it checked.?
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Get it check: It's a simple blood test. Hyperthyroidism is more dangerous than hypo and must be treated. See your doc to get this check before bad things happen.
Answered 11/30/2012
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