What is the normal PSH range for thyroid (blood test)?

Answer 1

There is no PSH, I assume you mean the TSH. Here are the normal values for all of the thyroid tests:

"TSH" Test 0.4 to 6
Total T4 4.5 to 12.5
Free T4 0.7 to 2.0 .
T3 80 to 220

Answer 2

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What are the symptoms? Are you seeing a proper endocrinologist, or just a regular physician? They've narrowed the range that is "normal" so your doctor might be looking at the old range. They're much more aggressive with treating thyroid. (I take thyroid meds and I never had symptoms, it was because of my blood test). Be AGGRESSIVE with your doctor -- YOU are the client, remember! Hypothyroidism Clinically apparent hypothyroidism usually warrants treatment. In case the hypothyroidism is due to dietary minerals and iodine, supplementation with these may obviate the need for hormonal treatment, but only if iodine deficiency has been documented, which is very rare in the Western world. Whilst subclinical hypothyroidism is thought to have long-term consequences, such as atherosclerosis and coronary heart disease risks,[1] there is no current consensus as to the benefits of treatment in this group.[2][3] Treatment is usually with levothyroxine (starting at 50 μg/day), a synthetic thyroxine analogue. There is no evidence suggesting that there is any need to substitute T3 as well.[4][5] Symptoms as well as TSH levels are used to monitor effect of substitution; a high TSH level suggests treatment is not yet adequate and that dose adjustments are necessary. A low ("suppressed") TSH may indicate the dose is too high. Some patients prefer a pig thyroid extract, natural desiccated thyroid hormones, which contains T3 as well as T4 and traces of T2, T1 and calcitonin.

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