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How to tell if i have a thyroid disease with normal blood tests?
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Yes: Patients can have normal function of the thyroid which is measured by blood test but have an enlarged thyroid or thyroid nodules which are seen with imaging such as an ultrasound.
Answered 6/4/2013
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Thyroid: You have to test specifically for the thyroid hormones.
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