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is it true that most symptoms should be gone once you're in the normal range in all levels, or does it take being in your optimal level before all symptoms are gone? I'm confused!
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linda187 Ajb003
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Ajb003 linda187
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Mine already were. All my levels were in the normal range except my TSH when this all began 4 months ago, including antibodies. I was diagnosed clinical hyper with multinodule goiter. Now, my TSH is at .86, but I still am not right. Hungry all the time, heart palps, don't sleep well, and anxiety. Someone told me that for some of us, things don't settle until you hit your optimal level - which for most, is around 1.4. Just wondering what others think.
DMeteva Ajb003
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