6 montes after thyroidectomy and rai, thyroglobuline <0.1 ng/ml and antithyroglobuline antibodies are 47.8 iu/ml. no tsh elevation. is this good, bad?

If this was done: For a thyroid cancer, and your serum thyroglobulin was elevated prior to therapy, it means there is no further evidence of thyroid tissue, which is very good. There is no other logical reason to have had both a thyroidectomy and rai. If you have had thyroid cancer, you want to take enough brand name T4 replacement to keep your TSH suppressed to above 0, but in the range of 0.1 or lower. Check with.

Okay: I assume that you had thyroid cancer. If this is the case, you want to be on enough thyroid hormone so that the TSH is in the lower range of normal or slightly low (0.2-1.0). Unfortunately, having thyroglobulin antibodies makes the thyroglobulin level unreliable as an indicator or residual thyroid tissue.