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A member asked:
Hi i have suddenly got weight gain, memory loss, hair loss, pain in legs etc which i felt the symptoms of thyroid and i have undergone the blood test. the tsh is 0.4 where normal values is 0.5-6.50 is my result is normal. the symptoms persist still.
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Other tests: What about T4?Would want to know that level as well. Mildly low TSH does not really answer the question of whether there is a thyroid issue. Additional testing needed to answer if thyroid problem exists
Answered 12/9/2015
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