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A member asked:
My tsh seems to be stabilising, yet i feel very hypothyroid symptomatic...dizziness, fatigue etc?
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Not your thyroid: If your TSH (and your T4 or free T4) are normal than whatever symptoms you have are not related to your thyroid levels. There are MANY reasons for dizziness and fatigue and if they are moderate to severe you should discuss with your doctor or have him/her refer you to a specialist.
Answered 8/21/2015
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