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40 yr female. total thyroidectomy in 2015 for graves disease and hashimoto's. recently my blood work indicated a thyroid peroxidase antibodies level of 11. ths still at .01 all other thyroid levels in normal range. wbc down to 3.4?
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I hope you're cared for by a thyroidologist or endocrinologist. You had a very rare combination of both Graves disease which causes hyperthyroidism and Hashimoto's disease which causes hypothyroidism. Your TSH is abnormally low indicating high thyroid activity??from thyroid supplement. Both of your thyroid disorders are autoimmune disorders. A lowish wbc can be from an autoimmune process
Answered 6/7/2021
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