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Can low thyroid hormone symptoms such as hair loss be reversed?
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Possibly/depends,,,,: This may be reversed depending on how severe and long-standing the thyroid issue is and how good a person's circulation is. Strict adherence to therapy would also help.
Answered 5/17/2013
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