I took a thyroid test for the first time. My results are: T3: 120 T4: 9.2 TSH: 4.16 The report comments mention suggesting thyronormalcy. Are these values within the normal range? If not, what treatment or steps should I consider? I have attached my report for reference.

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Dr Hema Pratima

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9+ Yrs

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Values are within normal range, thyronormalcy means thyroid function is normal. No treatment needed unless symptoms present.

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