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T4 free level of 067 and tsh of 1.3- would this be considered normal range even though having symptons- massive hair loss, weight gain, fatigue, etc.

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Dr. Dean Giannone answered

Thyroid.: While your TSH looks fine, your free T4 maybe a tiny bit low on this one report. It would be worth repeating these two values along with the remainder of a full thyroid function panel. If you thyroid function numbers are normal, you may want to consider that your symptoms are due to something other than thyroid dysfunction.

Answered 6/27/2017

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A member asked:

T4 free level of 067 and tsh of 1.3- would this be considered normal range even though having symptons- massive hair loss, weight gain, fatigue, etc.

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