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I was taken off of my hormone inhibitor medication (breast cancer) it's been 1 month now. my question is, can my estrogen change cause my thyroid to go wacky? i have been extremely exhausted and very weak. i am on 137mg of levothyroxine right now?
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No it will not. Regarding weakness pl. see your MD, get good sleep and eat a healthy diet. I hope you feel better
Answered 12/5/2021
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