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Thyroid up scan? if i do nothing what would be the out come? all symptoms are now gone. feeling ok just tied, was diagnosed hyperthriodism. seen endor
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If you have: Hyperthyroidism and you ignore it and do not get it treated properly -- you will become sick and can have changes that can cause your body permanent damage, and even kill you. Therefore, i would suggest not ignoring a potentially fatal disorder.
Answered 6/28/2013
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