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A member asked:
Why did my endocrinologist decrease methimazole from 10mg to 5mg once daily to treat my mild graves disease?
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Ask endo: Ask your endocrinologist. I assume that the doctor felt your lab results suggested that the dose could be reduced.
Answered 4/30/2015
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