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Are there any natural health alternatives if you hyperthyroid and hypothyroidism ? instead of medication

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Thyroid: You can't have both hyper- and hypo-thyroid problems simultaneously. No, there are no "natural" cures for either problem. If your thyroid is malfunctioning, it needs medical treatment. Please schedule an appointment with a specialistEndocrinologist for appropriate evaluation and, if necessary, appropriate care.

Dr Ferguson agreed

Answered 3/3/2020

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