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Can a problem with your thyroid cause headaches, swollen glands, tiredness and weight loss?
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May be: Thyroid abnormalities can be easily detected with a couple of blood tests. You may wish to consult your doctor for these tests, though it is unlikely that thyroid issues will cause swollen glands other than thyroid itself.
Answered 12/14/2015
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