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Tsh 15.38 armour increased 4days ago from 120 to 180mg. still having non cardiac chest pains, nausea after eating, & general malaise are these related?
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No : And you would do well to switch to a more standardized formulation like synthroid (thyroxine) instead of using armour which is hit or miss.
Answered 10/4/2016
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