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Visited gyn. prominent thyroid w/hypothyroid symptoms. labs normal. what could this mean? do i need further testing?
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Thyroid: There seems to be something missing. If all the Thyroid related problems were OK you must discuss this with your Primary doctor. Everything will be OK - I am confident.
Answered 8/4/2016
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