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Would a tsh of 2.8 cause hypo thyroid symptoms? sore calves and dizzyness?
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No: A TSH value of 2.8 is normal. There may be some other reason for your symptoms and it would be prudent to discuss that with your doctor.
Answered 6/10/2014
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No : Hi. No, with a TSH of 2.8, there would be no hypothyroid symptoms (assuming NO pituitary disease). That's normal thyroid function. Bear in mind there's not a single symptom associated with hypothyroidism that is SPECIFIC for hypothyroidism.
Answered 7/27/2014
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