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Will nicotine show up in a thyroid test?
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Only if asked: Blood tests are sent for specific studies, not "everything there" . The technician time and materials uses varies with each test. If they are desired both could be done on the same sample, however, no doc is going to ask for a nicotine study on a random thyroid test.
Answered 2/10/2020
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