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PostPosted: 10/15/07 - 14:05    Post subject: tired / lethargy/low blood pressure Vote now! Reply with quote
despite many tests no problem could be found i have had full thyroidectomy 2 years ago and radium treatment ever since i am prone to any virus or cold going round i feel this is not right
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