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What can be done for constant horseness caused by thyroid nodules?
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Not a good sign: Hoarseness due to thyroid nodules would worry me. I would advise check up by either ENT doctor or go see an endocrinologist who will know how to find out more about what is going on inside the thyroid gland and also why you have hoarseness.
Answered 6/1/2017
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