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Thyroid and Low Hb level

2015-12-07 18:10:05
Recently I went through thyroid test.T3,T4 values are less and tsh s normal. And though I don't have any weakness r fatigue the results of my Haemoglobin in blood s 10.5 I am a bit tensed,if this cause any serious problems as I read it might be anaemia..and also since 2months I can see changes on my skin face(pigmented
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hello.. well mostly we decide the thyroid status on the basis of tsh levels...yes hb 10 is low and you are anemic...you need to be started on supplements... better to consult a physician with all your reports and get evaluated as to start you on treatment we need to correlate the lab values with your symptoms and signs

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