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A member asked:
Tsh=2.11/t3 uptake=30.3/free t3=3.3/thyroxine=9.2/triiodothyronine=102.4/ everything is normal. why do i still feel extremely tired and irritable?
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Thyroid level normal: Many people feel tired and irritable. Most of these people have no problem with their thyroid. You need to look for other causes for your symptoms, as they are not due to a thyroid problem.
Answered 12/7/2013
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