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I got blood work done to see if i have a hypothyroid since i've been losing a lot of weight. it came back at .73 is that normal?
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TSH: Hi, Sorry to hear about your health struggles. If you are referring to a test called TSH, a value of .73 is considered within the normal range. Hope this helps.
Answered 2/25/2020
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