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Old 04-01-2012, 07:25 AM #1
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Default TBI and Thryoid condition
My son has TBI and has recently gone for an ultrasound and blood work for his Thryoid.

The doctor is believing that his TBI has caused this. He has blister break outs and sweats profusely.

He was also told that he must avoid wheat and/or has a Gluten intolerate condition.

Could this be a possibility?

Results on testing Monday, April 2nd.

Thanks!
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