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What are thyroid results from my blood test normal?
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Normal thyroid : Hi. If your blood tests for thyroid function (TSH & free T4) are normal, it means your thyroid is not over-producing or under-producing thyroid hormone, and that thyroid hormone is being made normally.
Answered 6/29/2014
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