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If my thyroid blood test comes back and they say its high is that over or under active?
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Which thyroid test?: There are many different thyroid tests so your question is impossible to answer. If you are talking about the TSH test (most common) then a high TSH indicates an underactive thyroid. If you are talking about T4 or T3 (liothyronine) (free or total) then high levels indicate an overactive thyroid.
Answered 1/15/2015
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