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PostPosted: 05/02/07 - 18:33    Post subject: thyroid causes in babies Vote now! Reply with quote
my child was born with hypothyroid and he's been medicated i've been told that if he doesn't take his medication my child could lose brain cells or become mental retarded is this true. i know about the meds. to take and what does what as far as treatments go but how important is it for him to continue taking his medicatations?
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