Find a doctor that doesn’t follow ranges but symptoms. Everyone is different and one’s optimal range may not be optimal for another. I recommend finding a Walsh Practitioner to help you.
i've also seen that some labs use different ranges so what might be "normal" in one place isn't at another. (i think it's something about them using the averages of everyone who gets their thyroid levels tested but that's unreliable because most people that get their thyroid levels tested don't have healthy levels)
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