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Due to my hypothyroidism, how do i best control my body temperature, considering the factors of humid climates?
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Control: You need to have your thyroid level checked regularly (about every three months) to make certain that your thyroid levels are normal. Sun exposure and humid climates strongly suggest that you use sunscreen and clothing appropriately.
Answered 5/9/2015
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