What it is
TSH is thyroid-stimulating hormone, a pituitary signal used in thyroid testing.[1]
Why it matters
It sits in a feedback relationship with thyroid hormone production, so it is often central to thyroid-axis interpretation.[1]
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A pituitary signal used in thyroid-axis interpretation.
TSH is thyroid-stimulating hormone, a pituitary signal used in thyroid testing.[1]
It sits in a feedback relationship with thyroid hormone production, so it is often central to thyroid-axis interpretation.[1]