What is a normal thyroid level?

Answer by  peggy (18)

A normal thyroid level is 5-14mcg/dl in adults and in babies it is 5.6-16.6 and the normal in newborns is 22.6. if its anything above or under you need to see your doctor.

Answer by  awanderingbard (55)

Your TSH level should be between. 3 and 3.0. This has changed from the previous. 5 to 5. 0 level that was considered normal. This was changed six years ago.

Answer by  vietnamgirls (1177)

Thyroid level is measured by a TSH count(thyroid-stimulating hormone). TSH regulates the thyroid gland. Depending upon the lab,a normal TSH count is usually between 0. 4 and 5.0. Hypothyroidism is determined as a count of 5. 0 or above. Hyperthyroidism is a low TSH count, usually under 2.0.

Answer by  Abbie (282)

What you are looking for is your TSH level, and unfortunately "normal" levels are determined more by individual Doctors. According to most physicians the normal TSH range is between 0. 5 and 5. 0, however, some endocrinologists will treat patients with TSH levels over 3.0. My levels have always been around 4. 6, but I have never been treated.