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Old 02-22-2012, 01:23 PM #1
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Default Calcium and Thyroid Question
I am still doing some research to determine if I have a thyroid problem. While I am waiting for my data, I am almost certain

I do have this question

I have read that taking calcium together with thyroid med is not good

I also want to know, by having a thyroid problem is taking calcium make it worse

for my pain, sometime I feel better than some other time. I always think it is probably depend on what I eat
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