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I had my tsh level checked as i am showing signs of being hypo. the result was 2.69 which appears to be on the high end of normal. is this borderline?
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TSH: 2.69 would be considered normal by most lab references. In my lab the upper limit is 4.2. Talk to your doctor about the results. Good luck!
Answered 3/13/2014
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