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Thyroid level after covid

2022-02-19 09:27:31
Is there chances of increasing thyroid level post covid? Like after one month of testing covid positive can thyroid level be little high?
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No,covid has nothing to do with ur period,pls connect for online consultation

Answered2022-02-19 09:31:20

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Answered2022-02-19 10:05:15

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It has been noted that periods are delayed post covid and vaccination .but it has not been observed to interfere with thyroid levels

Answered2022-02-19 09:36:07

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