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What Does TSH Level 4 During Underactive Thyroid Suggest?

Hello. I went to my general practitioner for symptoms that greatly resemble an underactive thyroid. I took the blood test, my TSH level is 4. They said it s completely normal. Everything else is perfect. I still feel not well, and it s not just one symptom. Most of the symptoms. I am 31 years old, never had a child. I honestly don t know if I should see a specialist. Please let me know if this tsh level is nothing to worry about, because my symptoms are really going on many many years. Thanks in advance.
Wed, 9 Mar 2016
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Thanks for writing to HCM.

TSH level 4 is within normal range. However if you are symptomatic and doubt that you might be having hypothyroidism then FT4 & FT3 levels can clear this. Consult your doctor for further advice.

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What Does TSH Level 4 During Underactive Thyroid Suggest?

Hi, Thanks for writing to HCM. TSH level 4 is within normal range. However if you are symptomatic and doubt that you might be having hypothyroidism then FT4 & FT3 levels can clear this. Consult your doctor for further advice. Hope this helped. Do let us know.