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Bloodwork shows tsh = 6.01 and vitamin b12 = 141 pg/ml. which is more likely responsible for fatigue?

Q: bloodwork shows tsh = 6.01 and vitamin b12 = 141 pg/ml. which is more likely responsible for fatigue?

: Both may be contributory to your fatigue. More information is needed. The TSH is not helpful without the free T3 &amp; T4 levels. The b12 deficiency requires treatment and investigation into why it is low in the first place.

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Both may be contributory to your fatigue. More information is needed. The TSH is not helpful without the free T3 & T4 levels. The b12 deficiency requires treatment and investigation into why it is low in the first place.

Answered 5/6/2023

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Bloodwork shows tsh = 6.01 and vitamin b12 = 141 pg/ml. which is more likely responsible for fatigue?

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