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Hyper- and then hypothyroiditis in 2004 with no iodine uptake at all. since then lowish tsh, t4 total and free + t3 (liothyronine) total and free. no antibodies. why?
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? Transient: inflammation. You may have had a transient thyroiditis that resolved. You may wish to repeat the thyroid function tests at the time of your period regular check ups. From what your described, you do not have Hashimoto disease.
Answered 5/31/2015
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