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How bad could it be having a thyroid problem, my results came out low , what should i do?
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Take thyroid hormone: Low thyroid is common. Thyroid hormone affects every part of your body. If your level is truly low, it should be treated by taking thyroid hormone. Significantly low thyroid causes weight gain, fatigue, hair loss, feeling cold, excessive sleeping, swelling, constipation, high cholesterol levels.
Answered 5/12/2016
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