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My estradiol level was 305 around day 10. my fsh was 8.4 and lh 2.7. tsh 0.44 and free t4 14.4. do these seem normal?
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TSH and T4: Your TSH is slightly on the low side and free T4 a bit high. If you are not taking any thyroid meds you should probably have some thyroid imaging done. Check with your doctor. Your estradiol level can be evaluated once more is known about your thyroid.
Answered 2/16/2015
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