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Old 02-13-2012, 10:54 AM #3
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Thanks, Debbie! My last thyroid check (TSH, T4, & T3 uptake were all normal). However, do you have trouble with this with your thyroid?

It's been sunny and warm here. I don't feel depressed or anything like that. It's just so weird to feel this way after being the opposite for years. And, if it doesn't settle down with in a week, I am definitely calling my PCP. I figure that's a good place to start to rule out any other thing that could be going on. I have a feeling it is neurological though, since I have nerve damage going in to my stomach.
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