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I am 36 years old and i have a tsh level of 1.05. i have been exhausted for months. i am too tired to do anything. i am desperate! are levels toolow?
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Level normal: A TSH of 1.05 is normal. There are hundreds of reasons why people feel tired. A low thyroid is just one of many possibilities, and one that you seem not to have. You should see your doctor to evaluate for other possible causes.
Answered 6/10/2014
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