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A member asked:
I noticed dat my hypothyroid symtoms disappeared for a month after my abortion and then came back. is dis possible? and how? i don't have hashimoto's.
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Not likely: You may have felt different for a month after your abortion but you can be pretty sure it had nothing to do with your thyroid. People often feel that complaints like fatigue are due to thyroid issues but this is not often the case.
Answered 12/14/2015
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