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High TSH levels since 4years

2017-10-19 10:48:02
I have thyroid issues does this affect and cause skin problems like pimples as mine is a oily skin
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This is limited information and tells nothing about your skin condition which can help in planning a treatment.  A thorough history, clinical examination and appropriate laboratory tests will be needed to solve the mystery. Consider seeing a Dermatologist for proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

Answered2017-10-19 17:26:24

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