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Tsh 4.38(range .45-4.5),t3uptake 22(range 24-39),free thyroxine 1.6(range 1.2-4.9),t4 7.4(range 4.5-12), should i be treated?
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It depends: If you are symptomtic you can be treated for the borderline Hypothyroidism.
Answered 8/1/2018
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