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Tsh historically 4.5-4.7. recent tsh was 6.02 uiu/ml. primary care md repeated the tsh and added t4 free. results = tsh 3.56 and t4 0.96. i have severe fatigue, muscle aches, sensitivity to cold + some hair loss. could this be hypothyroidism?
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Yes, it appears that you are being treated for hypothyroidism. Sometimes other endocrine conditions coexist with this. Keep asking questions and learn more about your health from your Doctor. Keep track of your weight, sleep, mood and vitamin D levels to guide your treatment. Best wishes for your improved Health.
Answered 12/4/2021
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By the second results, your TSH and Free T4 are in ranges so you do not have hypothyroidism. Even with borderline high TSH of 6.02 with the first test, most people are asymptomatic and we call those cases as subclinical hypothyroidism. Your symptoms are not due to thyroid problem.
Answered 12/5/2021
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