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Dear sir, my tsh is 0.741 uiu/ml. i have the all symptoms of hypothyroidism, like weakness, tremor, fatigue, weight gain and cold intolerance?
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Normal TSH Level: Your Blood Test for TSH is normal low range.Normal Level range From 0.5 to 4.5/5.0 This blood test does not suggest that you have Hypothyroidism Consult your doctor and if he/she still suspects Hypothyroidism,repeat the full Thyroid profile including TSH,T3,T4and FreeT4 There may be some other cause of your symptoms.Tremors are usually caused by Hyperthyroidism
Answered 9/5/2017
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