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I have hashimoto and taking euthyrox. my tests are normal but still feel the symptoms: fatigue, low energy, weight gain.what could be the cause?
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Depression: If your TSH and free T4 levels are normal, depression would be the likely answer especially if you wake up feeling tired. A sleep disorder such as sleep apnea may also cause similar symptoms. See you doctor and talk over these things with him/her.
Answered 1/15/2015
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