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I had blood work done & my tsh results were 0.006.. can you please tell me if that is normal or what does that mean?
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Not normal: The screening test is pointing to hyperthyroidism- high thyroid level. You need to see your physician to do more lab work and possibly a thyroid uptake and scan.
Answered 7/13/2017
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Hyperthyroidism: Hi. 99.999% of the time that TSH means you're hyperthyroid; a tiny chance would be catastrophic pituitary failure (really unlikely). So, assuming you're hyperthyroid, whichever doc ordered that TSH should communicate a plan to you, probably referral to an endocrinologist. I've been to Stone Mountain...that little mountain hump is cool! Good luck with your thyroid!
Answered 7/13/2017
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