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Nwhat is the abreviation for thyroid in a blood test?

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TSH: When a doctor orders a blood test to look at the thyroid and its function, they might order a tsh, which stands for thyroid stimulating hormone. You can also look at T3 (liothyronine) and T4 levels, which represent the serum amounts of the products produced by the thyroid and its general activity.

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TSH: Throid stimulating hormone is the one of the common tests for thyroid function, others are free t4, total T4 and t3 (liothyronine).

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Thyroid abbreviation: Though this doesn't cover everything, some abbreviations for thyroid testing include: tsh, t4, t3, (liothyronine) ft4, ft3.

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