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Hello !!!

I too have Hypothyrodism.... I take Levothyroxine to treat it... what are you taking GanaQ ???

Mine is not severe, but my symptoms included being fat, sleep problems... dry eyes... Thing is that I have Fibromyalgia too, so, some of the symptoms are the same... (what a mess !)
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