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I'm having thyroid... i'm still talking medication.... now my thyroid levels are in normal.... do i still need to continue my medication?
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Most likely: It depends on what kind of thyroid problem you have but your thyroid is currently normal most likely because you are taking medication. Can't answer more without knowing more information.
Answered 2/19/2013
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