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Temp of 96 for a week, chills, skin cold esp chest,cant get warm, wake up with sweating, lethargic,no energy. tsh 4.55. what could this be ?
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?Thyroid dysfunction: Better revisit your doctor , you may need prescription medications or adjustment of whatever you are on, after more history and physical examination, best wishes
Answered 3/8/2019
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