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Tsh thyroid is at 4.95, is that okay?
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Mildly high: A TSH of 4.95 is slightly high, suggesting that your thyroid level is somewhat low. It is important to test the free T4 level to see how low. Do you have symptoms consistent with an underactive thyroid? Most people with a TSH level that mildly high will have no symptoms. In that case, observation with repeat level in a few months would be reasonable.
Answered 12/15/2019
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