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A member asked:
My tsh is 1.200 im very tired have gained weight(unable to lose weight )what is going on please help . my endo seems to think i'm fine. i don't feel ?
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Looks normal to me.: Your numbers look good. Your thyroid is not the source of your weight gain. You may have another cause of fatigue.
Answered 10/7/2013
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