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What is myxedema? if one got thyroid hormone test results as normal, could they still have myxedema if symptoms are prominent?
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No: Myxedema is due to low thyroid function. If your thyroid tests are normal you do not have myxedema. You need to discuss with your physician other options
Answered 3/16/2015
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