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Old 08-05-2016, 07:47 AM #1
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Default Can anything be linked to concussion? Seriously?! Thyroid?
So my husband now has hyperthyroidism. We are about a year and a half post concussion. From what I have read pituitary damage is more of a severe tbi thing but his wasn't that. There is no family history. He has to wait 2 months to make it to the endocrinologist. Any thoughts or input? Curious if anyone here has dealt with this and of intervention is different if it it caused by pituitary damage due to a concussion.
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