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Increased fT4 concentrations in patients using levothyroxine without complete suppression of TSH.

Heleen I JansenMarijn M BultPeter H BisschopAnita BoelenAnnemieke C HeijboerJacquelien J Hillebrand
Published in: Endocrine connections (2023)
High fT4 without suppressed TSH concentrations can mainly be explained by L-T4 intake. Physicians and laboratory specialists should be aware of this phenomenon to avoid questioning the assay's performance or unnecessarily adapting the L-T4 dose in patients.
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