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I have hypothyrodism (tsh hormon level 8.6) and i suffer from almost all its symptoms is this considered mild hypo or not! ?
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Treat it: You need the free hormones measurement and thyroid antibodies to complete the work up but if you are already symptomatic and already have high tsh, you should get it treated.
Answered 12/16/2013
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