
|Articles|December 7, 2010
Case 4, Answer 3d
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Try again. This time frame is a bit long, especially if we have markedly impacted her renal values or have overcorrected her thyroid level. In addition, we want to measure more than just a T4 concentration. A serum chemistry panel, CBC, and urinalysis are also important so we can get a better picture of overall health and be sure to monitor for side effects of the methimazole itself.
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