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Tsh level high.scan test called diffuse enlarged thyroid and no graves lymphadenopathy and do fnac for suggestive thyroditis.is it dangerous condition?
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Thyroid: Autoimmune disease. Hypothyroid. Goiter. Need levothyroxine. See endocrinologist. Get ultrasound.
Answered 7/6/2017
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