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I am taking elevit with iodine and have just been diagnosed with over active thyroid i am thinking it's because of these supplements. should i change?
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Possibly: Excessive iodine can cause thyroid problems-including goiter and abnormal lab tests. Please tell your doctor who is testing you--it is very important in how we interpret these tests.
Answered 12/14/2016
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