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Could i have developed hypothyroidism (5.69) from skipping meals over the years? i am 34 years old. how does hypothyroidism develop?
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No: Most cases of hypothyroidism are unknown to why they happen. It is most likely an immune problem if thyroid antibodies turn up positive on testing.
Answered 1/24/2013
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