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Hypothyroidism and thryroidectomy
I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism at the age of 12, I am now 19. My thyroid completely stopped working when I was diagnosed. Lately, my TSH levels have been up and down and crazy, this is the first time since I was diagnosed that I have had to change the dosage of my medicine. I am wondering if having my thyroid taken out will help me at all.
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