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Low body temperature 1wk+ 35.6c-36c, night sweats 6mos+.free t3 (liothyronine) t4 test normal,wbc 11.6 giga/l , neutrophils 7.7 giga/l. history of hashimotos. cause?
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Too little info: Go to a good local doc and have him take a good and thorough history and a really good physical exam. That is the key to doing good medicine. That will help guide you to an answer to your problems.
Answered 11/8/2015
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