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A member asked:

Can i still have hyperthyroidism if free t3/t4 or normal and tsh is normal?

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No: Clinically, you are not hyperthyroid. However, depending on your underlying clinical findings, and your treatment (if any), you should discuss your laboratory findings with your doctor.

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Answered 2/25/2019

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Tsh 0.01, T3 (liothyronine) free 4.3, t4. Free 1.8 ? Tsh low T3 (liothyronine) very slightly elevated T4 high normal, what is this? Is it hyperthyroidism? Pcp saying it's ok?

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Hi doctors! What is normal range for T3 (mine is 0.62) TSH 0.39, just below lower limit of normal. T4 and Free T4 normal range. Rule out overactive thyroid and subclinical hyperthyroidism were noted..How are these diagnosed and if necessary treated?

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I am 11 months postpartum and I am still breastfeeding part time. I had Routine blood work done yesterday. My TSH is 0.01, T3 is 134, T4 free is 1.3. Does this mean I have hyperthyroidism?

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A member asked:

What could cause hyperthyroidism if it's not graves, hasmitos, pituitary problem? I have low TSH 0.01 but normal free T3 (liothyronine) and T4 and normal total t3t4

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What could cause elevated T4 total (11.5)? The ref range is 4.9-10.5. Free T4 (3.6), TSH (1.15), T3 total (114), and T3 uptake (31) were all normal. Symptoms of fatigue and GI (nausea, bad appetite and weight loss).is this Overactive Thyroid?

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