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Tsh of 7.5. would i feel exhausted?
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Hypothyroid: This value implies that you have hypothyroidism. Constitutional symptoms associated with hypothyroidism include: fatigue, sleepiness, cold intolerance, & decreased sweating.
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TSH: Usual therapeutic range for TSH is 0.3-3 . If above 3-4, symptoms of hypothyroidism can be observed, one of which is exhaustion. Consult your doctor.
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