I recently had a thyroid test, and my report mentions thyronormalcy. I would like guidance on what this means and if any action or treatment is needed.

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Dr Shaik Kalam

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MD (Physician)
3+ Yrs

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Thyronormalcy means your thyroid levels are within the normal range. No treatment is required if you have no symptoms. However, continue regular monitoring and consult your doctor if symptoms arise.

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