Can TSH level and premenstrual spotting constitute a non-invasive marker for the diagnosis of endometriosis?

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RT @BalancedBM: I feel like the veneer of the TSH range is gradually cracking. TSH above 2.5 and pre menstrual spotting as a marker of endo…

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RT @BalancedBM: I feel like the veneer of the TSH range is gradually cracking. TSH above 2.5 and pre menstrual spotting as a marker of endo…

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I feel like the veneer of the TSH range is gradually cracking. TSH above 2.5 and pre menstrual spotting as a marker of endometriosis. Imagine checking T3 levels with this too. https://t.co/PW0Azl9SOw

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