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My aunt thinks i could have a thyroid disorder (all the females in our family have it) despite the test i had coming back fine. it is possible?
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Depends: It depends upon what tests were rum and what the results were. You can always ask for a second opinion, but you don't have to develop a thyroid problem at this time just because other female family members have done so.
Answered 4/13/2013
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