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Hi, i have "graves" disease (over active thyroid)and am currently taking neomercazole. my question is if i under go i-131 treatment will i be hospitalized. thanks?
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Usuallly: NOT! The administration of I -31 as long as it is by a trained individual is done as an out patient. Hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 10/10/2019
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