No. TSH at low conc: This is designed to check accurately the TSH levels at low concentrations. This helps people to diagnose thyroid disorders more accurately. This is not t3, (liothyronine) which is a form of thyroid hormone along with t4. Free T4 measures the approximate amount of readily available thyroid hormone for use in the body.
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