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Do hypothyroid symptoms comes and go after taking thyroid replacement hormon?
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Stable: Once you reach your proper therapeutic dose and stay on it, your symptoms should be permanently controlled. Periodic blood tests confirm that your dose remains effective, however.
Answered 2/3/2014
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