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Old 07-10-2010, 06:51 PM #5
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YUP! If they did the ultrasound I am wondering if you have a swelling from it being hyper. I was dx'd in 1999 with Grave's Disease (Hyperthyroid) which is from an autoimmune disorder. The MS dx in 2008 I was told goes hand in hand that one auto-immune is normally followed by others.

I am going back to my endo in 2 weeks because my thyroid is going crazy again.
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