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My son has symptoms of hypothyroidism but blood work came back good. what does that mean?
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Other source for Sx: If thyroid function tests are normal, the symptoms your son is experiencing must arise from another process. A review of the history, exam and any testing with your physician should point you to the next area to explore for an answer.
Answered 1/29/2013
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