…normal TSH to be 0.3-2.5 (95% of normal reference subjects). As a doctor, I wrote to my pathologist at the lab I use and asked why his lab had not…
…or treat by) There are far better labs that need attention. It’s “where” a lab result falls that counts, not the fact that it comes within a so-called normal range…
…millions of overweight women have been part of : 1) the use of the TSH lab test, which can be “normal” for years even though the patient has clear hypothyroidism,…
…gotten? (Choose any that apply) 1) Paying more attention to my symptoms rather than putting focus solely on lab results. 2) Understanding how to read lab results 3) Being offered…
…were beginning to put two-and-two together about themselves: Many of us were left undiagnosed for years due to the so-called “normal range” of the TSH lab test–a pituitary hormone, not…