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Graves with 378 tsi and 514 tgab. do these two affect the other to some degree?
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No interaction: There is no known interaction between the different anti thyroid antibodies. They are not always elevated with graves. Consider them markers of the autoimmunity. Discuss how to fix the hyperthyroidism with your endocrinologist.
Answered 11/30/2013
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