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Is hyperthyroidism auto checked in hosp er when blood is taken?
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Usually not: The ER (emergency room) is for emergencies. Thyroid disorders are seen and treated by primary doctors and endocrinologists in their office settings. Rarely is a thyroid disorder an emergency. Even if blood tests drawn in an ER included thyroid tests, the follow-up and treatment would be by primary doctors or endocrinologists.
Answered 2/2/2015
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