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My free t4 is 1.2 my tsh is 0.655. my doctor says it is normal, but i have bad symptoms. brain fog can't drive extreme tired weight gain weak.
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Thyroid disease: Even if the levels of thyroid hormone are normal, your physical and mental condition may not be adequate. Usually psychiatrists are the specialists working with medical practitioners to make the adjustments in medications to provide better quality of life. Request a referral to an experienced psychiatrist.
Answered 5/8/2016
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