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I was diagnosed with a mild form of hashimoto-related hypothyroidism. i have no obvious symptoms. should i see a specialist? how often i see doc?
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Maybe: Your pcp should be able to handle it, but make sure you're on replacement if your lab values show any deficiency in thyroid level. Once a year is usually adequate if stable and normal.
Answered 4/10/2013
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