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My tsh level has been consistently rising from 1 to 6.43 over 3 years but my t4 level is 15. can this be causing my hypothyroid symptoms?
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Hypothyroid: A TSH of 6 would typically represent hypothyroidism. The job of a rising TSH is to keep thyroid hormones as close to normal as possible.
Answered 6/10/2014
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