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Hi my tsh is at 50 and i've been taking meds for seven months and its not working could it be something more serious?
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Hypothyroidism : Sometimes hypothyroidism can be tricky to obtain a good response to treatment. This often requires frequent trial and error to obtain the right dose/response. I recommend bringing up your concerns with your physician.
Answered 10/7/2013
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