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My tsh level is .80 is this truly normal? i have a lot of fatigue and weight issues and want to know if this could be the source i am 29 female.
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0,80 or 80?: 0.4 to 4 is considered normal. 80 is very high and indicative of hypothyroidism which could cause symptoms you describe.
Answered 2/12/2020
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