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Anyone with some hairloss, some unusual sweating? Seems like thyroid, but am hypo, and very active. Curious..

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I had this for over a year, would wake up at night looking like a bucket of water had been thrown on me. When i switched from levo to ndt, it went away. Still have hairloss though - even an iron infusion did not help for that

I'm still losing loads of hair, no eyebrows for a couple of years and barely any eyelashes. Seem to run very warm and that does sometimes result in sweating fairly heavily. Taking T3.

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