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Question
30 Jun 2005
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GRAVE'S DISEASE
I have grave's disease and instead of losing weight I keep on adding weight. There are no changes in my eating habits. Plus I am losing a lot of hair. I'm not taking any medication. . What should I do?
CyberDoc
Chantelle, it sounds like it is one of the following options:
1. You’re being over treated.
2. The wrong diagnosis was made.
3. You have more than one problem.
The best would be to go back to your doctor and have it sorted out. Good luck.
1. You’re being over treated.
2. The wrong diagnosis was made.
3. You have more than one problem.
The best would be to go back to your doctor and have it sorted out. Good luck.
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