Finding a high TSH on a screening test or when you've ordered it for a fatigue workup is SO common.
But when do you actually need to treat it? And how?
Using a case study, you'll learn:
(FYI: to slow down the audio speed, hit the gear symbol in the bottom right corner and change it to .75x or .5x. Closed captions are also located at the bottom R hand corner of the video.)
Once you've watched, I'd love to hear from you.
What's one thing you learned from this video about high TSH levels that you can take into your practice as a new grad NP (or soon to be!)?
Leave me a comment below. Be sure to share your thought directly in the comments, no links or videos as they may be removed.
Thanks so much for watching. Hang in there, and I'll see you soon.
Liz
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