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Hyperthyroidism makes coping with covid harder/worse ?
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The accumulation of life stressors can make coping with COVID more difficult. Children, school, food insecurity, infection risks, worries about older family members. Fortunately hyperthyroidism is a treatable stressor. Ask your doctor/endocrinologist what you can do to reduce your concerns about thyroid. Best wishes.
Answered 1/11/2022
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