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Tsh is 1.64, high metabolism, low fat, upper back muscle pain, frequent cramps, testicle vericose, heriditory hand tremors, is all this connected ?
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No: Sounds like a lot of things that are all separate to me. Good luck for your future. You have many bright years ahead!
Answered 9/28/2016
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