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Is there a chance for graves disease with normal tsi antibody levels and no goiter??
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Yes, Can be subtle and no antibodies. Discuss with local Dr who will know what is most likely in your part of the world. Some areas of India have high prevalence of low iodine intake thyroid problems including goiter. Be certain you are using iodized salt.
Answered 9/3/2021
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