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My TSH Is "Normal" But my uptake and scan says I have "Graves Disease that is consistent with Hyperthyroidism" |
What if your Uptake and scan reveals Graves disease but the TSH blood tests and T4 FREE tests are normal? Is the doctor right to refuse to put you on medication when you are suffering Hyperthyroidism symptoms? I have borderline hyperthyroidism and take .05 mil.of methimazole a day.I think I shouldn't have to take it because I still have the symptoms,and I think that its not a therapeutic dose.Maybe yours is borderline also. |
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