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I recently had blood work done. my result for the tsh 3rd gen came back 1.360. is this something to be concerned about?
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No: 1.36 is a normal level of TSH . Most patients on replacement with thyroid hormone for hypothyroidism endocrinologist try to shoot for the mid range or normal which is 1-2 and you are right there.
Answered 6/10/2014
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