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If graves disease is left untreated,is it be identified after 2 years??
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Yes it usually does not go away unless related to Hashimoto's which can burn out over time. Discuss with your Dr. there who knows what to expect in folks like you. We do not know you well enough.
Answered 10/25/2021
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