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I had blood work done and my doctor called and said i have hyperthyroidism. ths 0.006 free t4 2.33 and thyroid microsomal ab 84. is this a mild case
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Hard to say - see --: Need a complete history and physical examination to give a valid answer - lab results alone are not to be trusted...
Answered 2/8/2015
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