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I'm currently experiencing unexplained weight loss. but i am hiv negative. what kind of blood tests should i do or what could this be? thanks.
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Thyroid tests needed: You may want to start with a Thyroid profile, Complete Blood Count and Complete Metabolic Panel. If parts of these tests are abnormal it may signal other problems. Follow up with your primary doctor for interpretation of results.
Answered 11/27/2017
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