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Yes, it's common to have thyroid pain with Hashimoto's. It could be caused by swollen lymph nodes, or the antibodies attacking the thyroid. The pain you mention sounds much worse than a dull ache, so it might be wise to have it looked at. I'm sorry and I hope you feel better soon.
thank you for answering me. i will call my doctor today. the pain was so bad that
i over reacted to a home situation where i normally would not.
camille
i over reacted to a home situation where i normally would not.
camille