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The tests that were done were TSH,T3,T4. Also a scan with radio iodine uptake and also antibodies. Coupled with an overwhelming amount of close family members with thyroid disease ranging from hypo/ hyper/ Hashimotos. I am the only one thus far with Graves Which is hyper and take meds to slow it down. My metabolism was twice normal and was interfering with almost everything. I was getting pretty sick. I am better now, but started going numb and can't figure out why. Thank you for replies.
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