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Old 03-16-2016, 11:39 PM #2
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Hi Mat

Sounds like you're still having the "one step forwards - two steps back" response from the medical system. At least the endocrinologist didn't dismiss your symptoms outright and has given you some indication of where to next with your thyroid. Did he consider at all that the Hashimoto's itself might be the source of the neuropathy?

All the best for the new neurologist and to getting some informative answers.

Take care.
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