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I have a thyroid problem and my tsh is 0.940, ft3 4.85 and ft4 0.939 result is this severe? thanks
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Normal but,, : These results are in normal ranges depending on the units used. Having said this, it's a good idea to get this checked often as the TSH is low normal and the ft4 is also normal if the units used were ng/dl, but is also low normal. This could develop into hypothyroidism or low thyroid so it's wise to check up with your doctor on this and keep a close watch on it in case you need meds. Good luck.
Answered 6/10/2014
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