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Would tsh level of 0.17 be concerning. what point should i worry about it or ask for repeat test? please help very worried about it. thank you in advance for your expertise?
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We would like to know the results of the rest of your thyroid panel. If they are higher than normal, then you have hyperthyroidism ( an overactive thyroid). If they are normal, you have sub clinical hyperthyroidism, meaning that you have impending hyperthyroidism. I recommend consulting an endocrinologist to sort this out& advise you about testing,treatment and followup.
Answered 6/9/2023
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