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Under active thyroid what's it do to yor body e and what causes it? am only 26
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Many things: Several possibilities: age, surgery, inflammation, radiation, chemicals, infection -- and many times it just happens as people age, without any obvious cause, or it isn't worth looking for the cause, since the treatment is so easy and effective.
Answered 12/10/2013
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