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What Causes Low Wbc And Low Tsh Count?

My recent blood test results showed low WBC count (3.2 K/uL) and low TSH (0.150 ulU/ml), but normal T3 (3.44 pg/ml) and T4 (1.13 ng/dl). I have some small thyroid nodules, which were biopsied and found to be benign. The low WBC has been present for several years. I am healthy and energetic and have no symptoms of anything. What could be some reasons for the low WBC and low TSH?
Sat, 19 Jul 2014
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Hi, your low wbc count without any symptoms is ok. No need to worry. it is seen in many patients without any problems. your tsh is low means you have mild hyperthyroidism. However without any symptoms and normal t3 level doesn't need any intervention. Your thyroid nodule is also benign. So right now no any treatment is required. But go for regular check up for your thyroid nodule and tft.
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What Causes Low Wbc And Low Tsh Count?

Hi, your low wbc count without any symptoms is ok. No need to worry. it is seen in many patients without any problems. your tsh is low means you have mild hyperthyroidism. However without any symptoms and normal t3 level doesn t need any intervention. Your thyroid nodule is also benign. So right now no any treatment is required. But go for regular check up for your thyroid nodule and tft. thanks for using health care magic.