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Should i be concerned of a high tsh level with a normal tsh 4 level?
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I assume you mean a: high TSH with a normal T-4??? That is usually indicative of very early (subclinical) hypOthyroidism (LOW thyroid) If the gland is NORMAL size (not enlarged) your Doctor may wish to just follow this finding.. Hope this is helpful! Dr Z
Answered 6/17/2017
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