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My tsh level is 14.70 and i am currently taking synthroid 150. dr wants to increase to 175. is this sufficient or should i push for more blood work?
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Should help: yes that level is too high however I would recommend a full hormonal evaluation to see why your TSH is so high.
Answered 12/31/2016
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