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What Does My TSH Report Indicate?

hi my name is kellie i was wondering if my tests were normal my TSH came back at 0.90 and my T3 is 83 my T4 (thyroxin, free) is 0.72 I was hoping you could let me know if i need to see another doctor or get another test done please help me understand
Tue, 7 Apr 2015
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I read your question and I understand your concern.

You should know that different laboratories can have different normal reference ranges, so the answer depends on the reference values for your laboratory. Usually they are included in the test results, beside those values you have given there should be the reference values, if inside those values it's normal.

So, that being said, judging by the most common ranges for most laboratories, those values look perfectly normal to me, all three are normal. But to be 100% sure that applies for your laboratory check the reference values I mentioned.

I hope to have been of help.
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What Does My TSH Report Indicate?

I read your question and I understand your concern. You should know that different laboratories can have different normal reference ranges, so the answer depends on the reference values for your laboratory. Usually they are included in the test results, beside those values you have given there should be the reference values, if inside those values it s normal. So, that being said, judging by the most common ranges for most laboratories, those values look perfectly normal to me, all three are normal. But to be 100% sure that applies for your laboratory check the reference values I mentioned. I hope to have been of help.