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I have hyperthyrodisem, i been taking the medicine for more than two years, should i continue taking the medicine?
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Check bloodwork: Ask your dr to check your thyroid levels, but most likely, yes, will need to continue, unless cause of hyperthyroid has burned out / gone away.
Answered 6/7/2013
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