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I had hypothyroidism for 32 years. last summer my thyroid tests were normal. repeated tests are normal and i feel fine. any thoughts on what happened?
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Are they normal: With or without thyroid hormone replacement? If you've been off of thyroid replacement and your levels remain normal, then the original diagnosis may have been incorrect.
Answered 3/25/2023
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