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I am trying to become pregnant so i am taking tests. what are normal values for a person's thyroid hormone?
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Thyroid: Thyroid hormone is a normal chemical found in the body. Either excess or lack of thyroid hormone can lead to illness.
Answered 6/2/2013
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