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My gp can't get my thyroid levels under control (thyroidectomy ten years ago due to multinodular thyroid disease, ? will an endocrinologist do?
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Probably: If your primary care is having trouble, then it's time to see a specialist.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Endocrine: An endocrinologist is specifically trained to think out of the box and treat your thyroid and associated conditions. You likely have hashimotos disease causing your multiple modular goiter. This is an autoimmune disorder associated with many others. Seek out a board-certified physician if possible.
Answered 10/23/2017
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