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1st lab- hyper, second blood lab- hypo with hyper results on uptake and scan. what could be causing this?
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It does not make: sense. Suspect laboratory error for the second TSH but there patients with subacute thyroiditis who show unusual test patterns. Uptake is ususwally very low, though. Your doctor will go by symptoms
Answered 9/29/2016
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