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So I got a Free T3: 3.1 pg/ml
Free T4: 1.43 ng/dl

I know a lot of folks that did not get full thyroid tests and could have been treated earlier.

Any thoughts on the above levels?

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This link gives the ranges. Alot depends on the lab and how they report it. So you should consult the full report showing the ranges from your lab.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thyroid_function_tests
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This link gives the ranges. Alot depends on the lab and how they report it. So you should consult the full report showing the ranges from your lab.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thyroid_function_tests
Thank you mrsD. I was hoping that there might be someone here who had similar results that could relate if going on bio-identicals improved their neuropathic pain.
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