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My mother has hyperthyroidism how do we cure it? is it deadly?
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Treatment is: Either radioiodine or anti-thyroid drugs. It is usually treated, rather than cured. It is only deadly if ignored for a long period of time. See your doctor.
Answered 8/1/2013
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