Question 1

my tsh level is .80 is this truly normal? i have a lot of fatigue and weight issues and want to know if this could be the source i am 29 female.

Accepted Answer

0,80 or 80?: 0.4 to 4 is considered normal. 80 is very high and indicative of hypothyroidism which could cause symptoms you describe.

Question 2

is 1.5 tsh level for pregnant woman is good?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Tsh 1.5miu/l is good in all trimesters of pregnancy( because there are different ranges for 1st, 2nd and 3rd trimesters) provided the woman is not iodine deficient and has no immune antibodies.

Question 3

is a tsh level of 4.95 too high for a 27 yr. old female? im exausted all if the time and my periods are painful. this has been going on for years .

Accepted Answer

Low thyroid function: Yes based on you number and symptoms you have subclinical hypothyroidism. I suggest getting a full panel and speaking to a thyroid specialist about treatment.

Question 4

what is a normal tsh level for a pregnant woman?

Accepted Answer

0.4 to 4.0: Go to this site for more info.
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003684.htm.

Question 5

i am 21 years old women i have hypo-thyroid problem and now my tsh level is 2 please tell is this is normal or not please explain the abnormal levels?

Accepted Answer

Hypothyroid: In most assays, a TSH of 2 is normal (check the normal range of the assay used for you).  Presumably you are on thyroid hormone replacement.  If the TSH is normal, then you are on the right dose.

Question 6

female age 69 thyroid test shows tsh level is1.719 uiu/ml.  does this call for medication?

Accepted Answer

No: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Talk to the doctor who ordered the tests. Having said that, your TSH level is normal.
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Question 7

hello i am 27. healthy. bmi 22. female. i received a thyroid tsh level of: 4.12 mclu/ml standard range: 0.34-5.60 mclu/ml my previous tsh level 4 years ago was 1.13 mclu/ml do some doctors see 4.12 as too high? why does it rise?

Accepted Answer

: To answer that it should be understood that tests results are taken into account with the things the patients say, the examination, all lab tests, and all other diagnostic tests. Biotin and stress interfere with TSH results. I  would speak to your doctor.

Question 8

18 year old female. december  2013 tsh level 1.447.  october 2014 tsh level 4.212. free t4 1.05. t3 (liothyronine) 114.

Accepted Answer

Unclear if problem: Hi. The October 2014 labs are, strictly speaking, normal. Please check TPO and thyroglobulin autoantibodies. If one or both of them is/are positive, you could be in a very early stage of thyroid function decline in Hashimoto's. But, it could also just be normal lab fluctuation; if autoantibodies are negative, simple lab fluctuation is more likely. Good luck!

Question 9

my tsh level returned .66.  i will be 41 this month, female and i have been losing weight, insomnia, anxiety.  could this be hyperthyroidism?

Accepted Answer

No: If you were hyperthyroid your TSH would be 0

Question 10

29 year old female. i have a tsh level of .222, free t3 (liothyronine) is 3.0, free t4 is .88.  i have diffuse thinning of my hair could this be the cause.

Accepted Answer

Hyperthyroidism: It is very possible that this is related.  Low TSH indicates hyperthyroidism other symptoms include rapid heart rate weight loss irregular periods feeling hot feeling tired and changes in bowel movements in addition to skin and hair changes.  See your doctor,

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My tsh level is .80 is this truly normal? i have a lot of fatigue and weight issues and want to know if this could be the source i am 29 female.

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Is 1.5 tsh level for pregnant woman is good?

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Is a tsh level of 4.95 too high for a 27 yr. old female? im exausted all if the time and my periods are painful. this has been going on for years .

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What is a normal tsh level for a pregnant woman?

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I am 21 years old women i have hypo-thyroid problem and now my tsh level is 2 please tell is this is normal or not please explain the abnormal levels?

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Female age 69 thyroid test shows tsh level is1.719 uiu/ml. does this call for medication?

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Hello i am 27. healthy. bmi 22. female. i received a thyroid tsh level of: 4.12 mclu/ml standard range: 0.34-5.60 mclu/ml my previous tsh level 4 years ago was 1.13 mclu/ml do some doctors see 4.12 as too high? why does it rise?

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18 year old female. december 2013 tsh level 1.447. october 2014 tsh level 4.212. free t4 1.05. t3 (liothyronine) 114.

A member asked:

My tsh level returned .66. i will be 41 this month, female and i have been losing weight, insomnia, anxiety. could this be hyperthyroidism?

A member asked:

29 year old female. i have a tsh level of .222, free t3 (liothyronine) is 3.0, free t4 is .88. i have diffuse thinning of my hair could this be the cause.

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