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Tsh was 1.8 in aug, 2.2 in dec, and 2.6 last week. fatigue and hair loss continue to worsen. tpo ab 10 iu/ml. is "watchful waiting" my only option?
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Thyroid not the: cause. Your thyroid function is not responsible for your symptoms. It is not feasible to say what is causing the symptoms without examining you. It would be appropriate to seek a second opinion.
Answered 6/10/2015
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