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concentrations were collected, and all women completed a questionnaire focusing on a personal history of thyroid diseases, autoimmune and other diseases, medication, and iodine use during pregnancy. Women with GDM were followed, and data on diabetes compensation
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study, the association of subclinical hypothyroidism and complications of type 2 diabetes was proved ( 11 ). Recently, an increased prevalence of nodular thyroid disease in metabolic syndrome has been detected ( 12 ). Moreover, high T3 may predict