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My tsh level is 6.01ulu/ml. is it dengerous ?please suggest me and guide me to do it normal.

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It's not: Dangerous, but it's not normal and, if confirmed by repeat testing, should be treated with brand name T4 replacement until your levels are normalized. Your doctor can do this easily.

Answered 3/31/2018

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