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Blood tests report
I'm taking blood glucose and thyroid test.. reports given
1. free t3 2.89 pg/ml
2. free t4 0.954 ng/dl
3. TSH 2.91 uiU/ml
4. blood glucose fasting 66 mg/dl..
I'm not taking thyroid medications for 3 months and I took the test. the results are given above.. is this a normal value? previously I'm taking 12.5mcg.. shall I discontinue the medicine or not.. kindly suggest me
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