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Thyroid Diseases |
Thyroid and Tryglceride Problems02/05/2007 |
My husband was just diagnosed with a slow acting thyroid and also his tryglceride level is elevated to 258. I am so concerned because he lost his right lung to a malpractice case and he smokes 2 or more packs a day. He is very depressed and I am afraid he will die. Also his fasting blood sugar was 169. He is only 48 and he is very inactive due to COPD and now this.
I don't really see a question, although agreeing with what you just mentioned, he needs to be evaluated by his physicians in order to address each of these issues.
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Marzieh Salehi, MD Assistant Professor of Endocrinology College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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