Paul Saladino· MD
so what really corresponds with how a patient feels or how you feel is where is your free t3 level at
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so what really corresponds with how a patient feels or how you feel is where is your free t3 level at
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So then from a diagnostic point of view we always look at we like to look at the free fraction because that's telling you how much actually is getting into the tissues right
So there's a tiny little fraction of thyroid hormone that's free that's outside of this pro and that is the fraction that gets into the tissues that is biologically active.