thyroid stimulating hormone (tsh)

What Tests are Used to Measure TSH Levels?

A simple blood test is used to measure TSH levels. This test can help diagnose thyroid disorders and guide treatment decisions. Additional tests may include measurements of T4, T3, and thyroid antibodies to get a complete picture of thyroid health.

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