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Default Thyroid and pn
I went to endocrinologist with my scans and my bloodwork and she diagnosed me with Graves disease. I have had it for years undiagnosed apparently. I have a strong family history of Hashimotos, including mum, but I have Graves for some reason. I am wondering if The graves being so active could be a cause of my new PN I have a lot of recent numbness. Also does anyone know anything about Graves and neurological connections? It's hard to find info on this.

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