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My tsh levels recently came back out of range. i've had rapid weight gain. will the adjustment in medication cause the weight to drop off?
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Yes: Recommend to go back and follow up with your doctor to get adjustment with dosage, inturn it will help your wt as well.
Answered 6/22/2013
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