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Can you have hashimotos and a normal tsh level?

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Yes.: The TSH level rises when a significant loss of thyroid cells are lost due to inflammation. In an early stage this is less likely to be present.

Dr Lewy-Weiss and 2 doctors agreed

Answered 1/27/2017

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Hi i know this may sound strange but i feel super anxious every day until 7 pm, when my anxiety goes away by itself. I currently am taking synthroid for Hashimoto. My TSH T4 levels are normal. Should i check other hormones or conditions. I am worried?

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So I have Hashimotos thyroiditis and I use to take my Synthroid but stopped once I had my gastric sleeve. Because my levels went back to normal should I go head and start back up on my meds and still have my labs for Tsh drawn regularly?

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