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Tsh for 10 year old is 3.9. are the cutoff tsh values same for adults and children. what is normal tsh for child this age?
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Normal: Normal TSH for children from age 2-18y is 0.55–5.31 mU/L . If a child in this age range has a TSH greater than 6.0 mU/L then further endocrine workup is needed. Your child's measurement of 3.9 is within the normal range.
Answered 9/22/2020
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