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I have subclinical hypothyroidism tsh9.90 and ft4 and ft3 in the middle normal range should i be treated? i am 63
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Yes: A TSH of 9.9 is clear indication of low thyroid function and you should follow your doctor's advice for treatment.
Answered 4/25/2015
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