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2021-06-15 18:07:15
I have my T3 and T4 normal , however my TSH level is 6.77 is this considered hypothyroidism. Is that something I can work with medications
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When T3 and T4 Are normal and only TSH is elevated this is called sub- clinical hypothyroidism which basically is a bio chemical diagnosis. In a women this should be treated if she is pregnant or Planing for pregnancy .

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