12 symptoms endocrinologists say you should never ignore

12 symptoms endocrinologists say you should never ignore

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12 symptoms endocrinologists say you should never ignore

By Angela Haupt

Editor, Health and Wellness

Endocrinologists are booked and busy: They specialize in the body's hormones and treat everything from diabetes to thyroid disorders to low testosterone. That means they end up seeing a lot of unusual symptoms. Here's a look at some of the ones that patients often ignore—but which could actually indicate an issue.

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