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What problem will face if the tsh level is very very low???
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Hyperthyroid: Very low Thyroid Stimulating Hormone generally indicates an overactive thyroid. Symptoms include rapid heart rate, elevated blood pressure, weight loss, diarrhea and bone loss. In some instances, the eyes may bulge. This is a dangerous situation and requires medical care. This consists of medicine to slow the heart rate and suppress the thyroid. Thanks for trusting Health Tap!
Answered 4/6/2015
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