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My sons thyrogloblin ab came back at 552.0..what does this mean?
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Antibody to thyro: Ab to thyroglobulin is one of the indicatiors of Hashimoto thyroiditis. You might want to check withyour physician about need thyroid horomone.
Answered 11/28/2014
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