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A member asked:
Potassium(l)3.3= 3.5-5.1< tsh(h)5.37= 0.34-4.82< mcv(l)79.0= 80.0-98.0< mch(l)26.1= 27.0-34.0< mpv(l)7.4= 7.8-11.0 <n rest normal how's blood test?
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Hypothyroidism: The elevated TSH level is the only thing to really be concerned about here. It indicated that you body isn't getting the amount of thyroid hormone that it would like and so it is signalling for more. Your doctor may want to adjust your dose somewhat to compensate for that.
Answered 12/16/2015
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