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A member asked:

Thyroid swells when extremely fatigued. all tsh normal. ultrasounds normal. is it worth seeing specialist for further investigation? always tired.

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Dr. Susan Rhoads answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

Absolutely: Specialists are used when the front ranks (the GP's) need to call on further experts to look deeper into a problem that has not been solved successfully. Go! Hope you feel better soon!

Dr Minich agreed

Answered 10/17/2015

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What besides thyroid can cause light head fluttering in chest hot an cold sweats an excess tiredness? I'm on Med for low tsh.

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