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I have under gone thyroid surgery. now i have an unusual heart rate between 80-120. how i can get it normal. i intake 150mg l'throxin?
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Hyperthyroid: You may be taking too much thyroid medication. See doc who prescribed the medication.
Answered 5/1/2015
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