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Hashimoto's Disease (cont.)

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Hashimoto's Disease Follow-up

Thyroid hormone levels are usually checked every 6-12 weeks when the medication is actively being adjusted, and 6-12 months thereafter once stable. If side effects like those noted above are occurring, you should follow-up with your physician.

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