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I have the opposite problem, I don’t have and never did have, symptoms but my labs are not normal. Been on thyroid meds for five years.
HI Laura. That does happen, it is called subclinical hypothyroidism (medical definition – labs off but person feels fine). It does need to be supported because thyroid hormone is essential for every cell in your body.