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 Heat sensitivity is a main symptom in people who suffer from autoimmune thyroid diseases. 
 
 
 Why is that? Are other organs beside the thyroid "attacked" by the autoimmune condition? Or are the organs that control heat-sensitivity severely affected by the hypothyroid state?
 
 
 Edward Reisman
  
   
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