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A member asked:
I had atpo result 2 years ago: 0, 25 u/ml, 1 year ago 15 iu/ml.as it has increased, would it make sense to have it checked again?
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Thyroid levels?: There is no treatment for elevated tpo level. Some people have positive tpo and normal thyroid hormone levels. If worried about developing thyroid problems or having symptoms, is better to cehck TSH level, then, if abnormal, consider checking the antibodies to confirm the most common cause of thyroid problems: autoimmune thyroid disease.
Answered 9/25/2016
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