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Hi my doctor has put me on 1.9grams of ndt. my tsh is 1.5 athyro'gb is 25 u/ml and aperoxase is 29 u/ml. could you shed some reason why i am on this?

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Thyroid tests: Your TSH and Thyroglobulin levels are in the normal range but anti-peroxidase levels are elevated. This combination is usually seen in conditions of sun clinical hypothyroidism, in this case suggestive of auto immune thyroiditis. Placing you on synthetic thyroid hormone (NDT) is an appropriate approach to treatment.

Answered 11/4/2016

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