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2018-01-04 14:19:18
Hi My father is having T3 0.84 ng/ml T4 5.98 ug/dl which fall with in range as per report.But TSH is 19.03 µIU/mL .is it necessary to take medication?
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HELLO, CONSULT AN ENDOCRINOLOGIST OR GENERAL PHYSICIAN MD. IT IS MANDATORY TO TAKE MEDICINES AS TSH IS VERY HIGH. THYRONORM 200 NANO GRAM BEFORE BREAKFAST. ONCEOK

Answered2018-01-05 10:53:52

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Yes it is mandatory to take medication as TSH is very high and can cause lot of issues.

Answered2018-01-05 08:39:06

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