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My t4, free test came in range but tshw/reflex to ft4 came 5.80 (high) what that mean? what needs to be done?
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See your MD: Without giving specific medical advice in general a high TSH may be considered a sign of subclinical hypothyroidism You should see your physician to get further explanation.
Answered 3/10/2015
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