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circulating thyroid hormone levels Abnormal TSH can persist for several months after achieving clinical euthryoid Following thyroxine replacement wait 6-8wks before measuring TSH After treating hyperthyroid wait 3mths If on thyroxine treatment, TSH, T4 can also be: Over replacement in 1° hypothyroidism Expected in 2° hypothyroidism
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