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Hair brittle and dropping, dry skin,cold all the time. extreme fatigue and swelling all over my body. tsh level at 1.1 or lower at every test. also lost 10 to 15 pounds in 2 days taking a steroid for a different problem. why did the weight go away?
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This seems like a possible serious problem, esp with the abrupt wt. loss. Suggest that you see an internist or endocrinologist asap to make the proper dx and evaluation as well as a definitive treatment.
Answered 5/21/2023
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