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Diagnosis
Advances in diagnostic methods now make it possible to detect hypothyroidism in almost all cases before severe symptoms develop. Doctors can diagnosis hypothyroidism after completing a history and physical exam of the patient and performing sensitive laboratory tests on the patient's blood.
Physical Examination
The doctor will check the heart, eyes, hair, skin, and reflexes for signs of hypothyroidism.
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