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I just had a tsh test done for thyroid issues. i am cold and very fatigued. my grandmother also has thyroid issues. my tsh was 2.71 is this an issue. ?
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No: Your TSH level is normal . Low thyroid is unlikely
Answered 11/28/2017
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