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I have my actual results if anyone knows what this looks like....and has any idea what might cause it


My results are as follows

I believe the last time my TSH was tested it was at 1.8, normal range .3 - 3

free T3 3.6, normal range 4 - 6.8

free T4 14 normal range 12 - 22
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