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can thryoid nodules shrink on their own or by taking Leveroy

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PostPosted: 01/25/07 - 07:05    Post subject: can thryoid nodules shrink on their own or by taking Leveroy Vote now! Reply with quote
Can thryoid nodules shrink on their own or by taking Leveroythoxine? I am scheduled for a needle biopsy in a week and seem to be feeling better now that he has increased my medication. Just wnder if i should go ahead with the needle biopsy or maybe the 1.3cm nodule has shrunk in the past couple days???
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