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I have a family history of thyroid problems! i have been tested 3 times all with a negitive result! however i have a lot of the symptoms .
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Symptoms of thyroid: Disease are very non-specific; can be caused by multiple other conditions so , if thyroid tests truly normal, then must look for other causes! see md.
Answered 1/26/2013
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