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Pituitary adenoma remove. thyroid low, put on thyroxine. continue to have cold sensitivity, bad constipation, weight gain, fatigue. most thyroid labwork tsh .9ng/dl, freet4 1.0ng/dl, t4 5.0ug/dl , but t3 103ng/d. being told thyroid levels fine.
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Endocrinologist: A pituitary lesion has the potential to affect more than thyroid. It is likely that your adrenal function is also deficient. It would be prudent to consult an endocrinologist for an evaluation and treatment.
Answered 12/19/2019
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