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A member asked:
My tsh is 17.69. will this affect my body in a bad way. wht shud i do?
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Thyroid deficiency: An elevated TSH generally indicates deficiency of thyroid hormone. The disorder is easily treatable. Please consult your doctor for evaluation and prescription. Not treating will affect your body in a bad way.
Answered 9/28/2016
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