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Thyroid antibody test results: tpo <6 range was 0-34 thyroglobulin antibody 2.3 -range is 0.0-0.9 it was high, what does this mean and what do i do?

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Dr. Al Hegab answered

Specializes in Allergy and Immunology

Antithyroid antibody: those are normal/low numbers for anti thyroid antibodies, basically they detect auto antibodies against thyroid gland/Its products, sometimes following a viral infection, at this point if no clinical problem your doctor will just follow it up no specific action, it's up to the treating physician

Dr Rhoades agreed

Answered 1/18/2019

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