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Hospitalized 3.3 k, tachycardia, fluctuations in glucose 100-368 quickly (non-diabetic), tsh high 10.8. my tsh is usually 1.2, glucose 60-120. cause?
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We need a lot: more information to be helpful ..for example do you have an eating disorder????? Why were you admitted? Any prior history of low thyroid? Family History?? Ask again! Dr z
Answered 11/28/2015
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