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A member asked:
Does the following blood results suggest hypothyroidism? hashimoto's? tsh: 3.38 ft4 1.63 ng/dl. can starting m.vitamin with 150mcg iodine increase tsh
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Normal: Both of these values are normal. Normal is normal. Iodine is ubiquitous in the diet so you really do not need to take supplemental iodine.
Answered 5/29/2014
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As in other post: Normal range for TSH is what you're looking for and you've got it.....Enjoy! You really don't wan to RAISE the TSH at this time. It's quite in the normal range.
Answered 5/29/2014
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