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If my thyroid blood tests are normal, can i still be hypo thyroid?
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Possible: If the blood tests for thyroid function are normal, i.e., tsh, free T4 and T3 (liothyronine) are all normal, it is sill possible to have thyroid pathology that may reduce the reserves of the gland. If this is a concern, consulting an endocrinologist would be prudent. However, normal test results generally rule out functional deficits of thyroid hormones.
Answered 5/16/2018
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