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How long does a serum tsa blood test result take to come in?
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Your laboratory would have this information. I'm not familiar with a TSA blood test unless you're referring to a drug test.
Answered 5/15/2021
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If you mean TSH test, the testing process takes about 45 minutes from the time specimen reaches the laboratory. Your results should be accessible to you on your patient portal.
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