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My tsh is 3.04 is it normal?
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Probably yes: Look at laboratory reference intervals. Tsh 2-3 is normal but if you have additional questions go see your doctor.
Answered 2/24/2018
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Yes: Current norms in most labs allow up to 4.5, however, recent proposal has been to lower it to 2.5. It's not been widely accepted yet. At this time, 3.04 sounds ok to me.
Answered 4/3/2018
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