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Hello everyone.

Please could you explain my blood test results. Was hyper, then hypo and now ???

F3 4.6 ref 2.6 - 5.7

F4 13.4 ref 9 - 19

TSH basal 0.07 ref 0.3 - 4.3

On Neomercazole 5 mg daily

Thank you

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Hi - it looks to me like your results are fairly reasonable at the minute, but how are you feeling? That is the real issue. As you are still on neomercazole I assume you are still not considered stable and those results could change again.

Hang on in there.

Gillian

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