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A member asked:

I have hypothyroidism and have been experiencing some tingling sensation in my neck. is this normal or related to the hypothyroidism?

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Neck tingling is not: a usual symptom of hypothyroidism. But I am not sure if it is entirely normal. Discuss with your doctor to make sure.

Answered 7/17/2015

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