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Im tired constantly, no enrgy, gaining a lot of weight fast, bloatedand swelling all over body.if thyroid tsh is normal can it still be thyroid?help me
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Not very likely: If your TSH is normal it is not very likely that your thyroid is the cause. I would consult your doctor and explore other causes. Good luck.
Answered 6/10/2014
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