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Just had bloodwork done, my tsh value is 0.031, is this normal range? i'm on 175 mcg of synthroid (thyroxine).
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Lower than normal: Your TSH level is lower than normal and you should consult your doctor to adjust the dose of your medication.
Answered 8/5/2016
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