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PCOS, Testosterone Levels and Your Thyroid Function, The Conne…

August 21, 2015
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Dr. Shook discusses how PCOS effects your thyroid function. If you would like to learn more about thyroid dysfunction, and Dr. Shook’s approach to supporting your thyroid, visit his thyroid specific page here: https://drbradshook.com/autoimmune-hashimotos-thyroid/

  1. Rose McCloskey January 5, 2017 at 1:30 am Reply

    I don’t think I have PCOS despite my doc saying I do. This is my testosterone level 2.4 on a range of (0-2.8) is this high or not?
    The doc told me it wasn’t high now.
    I have no cysts on my ovaries …
    My LH is 7.0
    My FSH is 11.6

    Is this PCOS bloods or not please?
    Thank you

  2. Tiffany Renae Byrne June 18, 2017 at 4:20 pm Reply

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  3. Tammy Watson Bogart August 11, 2018 at 2:52 pm Reply

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