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My tst level is 2.62, is this normal?
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TSH normal: Look at the normal range given with the test from the lab that did it. Need more information. Why was it done. Other thyroid numbers. Pregnant? Happy to do 2nd opinion to help figure it out.
Answered 5/26/2017
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