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Swollen thyroid- been on meds 6 months now my neck looks swollen. hypothyroidism. should i go back to doctors ?
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Goiter : Thyroid conditions can lead to goiter, commonly referred to by patient's as "neck looks swollen". Medical treatment of the condition should help shrink the goiter. If the goiter persists or returns after initiating treatment, it requires further evaluation by the doctor.
Answered 4/17/2013
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