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Freezing hands, stiff fingers tsh 4.44 free t4 1.38, negative all antibodies- is thyroid cause?
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Not thyroid: Hi. Your freezing hands and stiff fingers are not due to a disorder of thyroid function. Your thyroid function is normal.
Answered 1/3/2015
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