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docs dont know what to do!!

please help! i have all the symptoms of a hypothyroid, irregular periods, wieght gain, hair loss, major fatigue, body pain, but all my levels are normal!!! i also have a family history of thyroid disorders. Doctors keep telling me im stressed, but i never was before this!!!
i cant imagine that feeling like this is normal, but my doctors dont know what to do.
what could it be??
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I would suggest an ultrasound, too.  All my levels were normal, I knew something was wrong, I later found out that I had cancer.  Don't mean to scare you.  My only test that was not right was the TPO ab, which meant I had Hashimoto's.  I had irregular periods, weight loss, hair loss, swallowing difficulties, hoarseness, blood pressure spikes, fatigue...get an ultrasound to check for nodules...
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Have you had any antibody testing done, or an ultra sound?  You could have an autoimmune thyroid issue and still have normal levels.  

As gimel said, please post whatever results you have, so we can help you better.  
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Please post whatever thyroid test results and reference ranges you have so that members can provide the best response.
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