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Tsh ft3 ft4 all normal.never took thyroid meds.tsh is fluctuating alot and have tpo ab 42(range <35),tgo ab(130 now 0).any chance to not develop hypo?
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Can't predict: as long as TSH fluctation in normal range, no conern :) could also become hyperthyroid, but can't predict this either
Answered 10/10/2014
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