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I am exhausted, history of hashimotos but tsh 1.7 and t4 normal. tpo greater than 1300. is fatigue likely from the thyroid still because of antibodies?
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Answered 7/17/2019
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Not thyroid: Hi. No, your fatigue is not due to your Hashimoto's. Your thyroid function is normal. Thyroid autoantibodies are a marker of thyroid autoimmunity, but cause no symptoms. So your fatigue is unrelated to your thyroid. As an aside, there are a bazillion causes of fatigue, of which thyroid dysfunction is but one. Good luck and happy 2015!
Answered 1/14/2015
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