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Ft3-3.02 , ft4-1.13 , tsh-3.49 , anti-tpo is 3.415 iu/ml symps: diffuse hair thinning, dry skin & hair, difficult to lose weight, sluggish & depression?
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Low thyroid?: See your doctor to review these answers and what is the normal range for your hospital.
Answered 10/21/2013
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