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I worked out for 2 months for 6 hours per week and lost no weight and seem to gain. i am usually fatigued and am cold easily. could i be hypothyroid?
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Possible: See your doctor and get blood draw. This will rule in or out thyroid disease.
Answered 4/29/2013
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