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Hello, i have low free t4 but normal t3 tsh and all other metabolic panels. what could be causing this?
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Thyroid: A low free T4 may be important but surely your doctor has discussed this with you. If this has not happened but you feel OK, relax for a bit. However, if you really are concerned please have your Primary doctor refer you to an Endocrinologist. All should go well! Please let me know.
Answered 6/17/2018
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