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I am 20 years old. Today I have checked my TSH, T3,T4. And the result is (TSH: 7.70 uIU/ml) (T3: 111 ng/dl) (T4: 10.3 ug/dl). The doctor said I have hypothyroidism seeing my test report. But I am experiencing the symptoms of hyperthyroidism like my body temperature is always high, premature ejaculation, thin hair, cramps, excessive sweating, difficulty sleeping and sometimes I feel uncomfortable swallowing. I am also very thin and have difficulty gaining weight. How is it possible to experience such problem in hypothyroidism? Please help. Thanks in advance.


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