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Recently had a thyroid blood test my tsh was 0.133 and will i need medication.ive had thirst and urinating more frequently.i have also had some palpitations and a ekg showed no afib?
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The person to call is the doc who ordered the test and treating you -for these symptoms need investigation. Good luck. this level of TSH is normal
Answered 9/7/2023
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