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What Should Be The Normal Value For Thyroid Blood Analysis?

Hello, I have blood tests done for thyroid recently. I was wondering if you think these results are optimal: TSH 1.19 Lab Range .4 - 1.19 T4 .9 Range .7 - 1.7 T3 2.5 Range 2.2 - 4.2 I had this tested for the first time in years because I have developed these symptoms: headaches, hives on face (it has been a month), muscles aches, fatigue that has made it very difficult to work a work day, depression, difficulty focusing about half the time, puffiness in eyes, bloating, hoarseness, although not constant can come and go.
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Hi thanks for your question.
The symptoms like fatigue,muscle ache which you have mentioned,points towards hypothyroidism as ca cause for your problems but .your thyroid profile is absolutely normal Consult a physician who may be able to examine you and may investigate you for the symptoms your having.Looking at your symptoms you may need many more investigations like complete blood count,Kidney functions and liver functions test to reach at a diagnosis for your symptoms
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What Should Be The Normal Value For Thyroid Blood Analysis?

Hi thanks for your question. The symptoms like fatigue,muscle ache which you have mentioned,points towards hypothyroidism as ca cause for your problems but .your thyroid profile is absolutely normal Consult a physician who may be able to examine you and may investigate you for the symptoms your having.Looking at your symptoms you may need many more investigations like complete blood count,Kidney functions and liver functions test to reach at a diagnosis for your symptoms Hopes this answers your question.