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Old 02-10-2012, 06:06 AM #1
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Default My Thyroid Test Results
My naturopath interpreted the results yesterday, but I wasn't convinced she's in the know on the latest insights about thyroid health.

Since hypothyroidism, some say, can lead to peripheral neuropathy, I wonder if anyone here would venture an opinion on the numbers?

(I've also heard the range doctors use for what is "normal" isn't necessarily valid.)

The results don't seem so extreme that they could cause PN (?), but perhaps could affect it?
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