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Had two blood tests about three months apart, first got a tsh of 4.693 second 1.723. is this much change normal?
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TSH values vary with the dates obtained, but may just indicate that some degree of hypothyroidism is consistent with the values cited. See an endocrinologist for more specific guidance.
Answered 5/4/2022
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