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What are normal results for a microsomal thyroid antibody?

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Autoimmune thyroid: Negative or less than detectable threshold. Repeat testing may be necessary to confirm negative or positive results.

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Answered 2/13/2016

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My blood results came back normal but I still don't feel right? Tests for thyroid, antibodies, low test (TSH, T4, T3) and testicular. Physically

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Im 23yr female. Ive hypothyroid symptoms, but my T3, (liothyronine)T4,TSH test results came out normal. What thyroid tests should i take to test thyroid antibodies?

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What do you suggest if my thyroid tested. the results were high TSH but normal T3 (liothyronine) and t4. I also didn't test for antibodies. what could cause this?

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T3 (liothyronine) uptake - 37.1 Free T4 - 1.4 Rheumatoid Factor - <8.6 TSH - 1.470 Microsomal Antibody - <1.0 Please tell me if these results are normal, high or lo?

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