thyroid anti bodies

my TSH - 7. ans t3, t4 are normal. i had TPO anti thyroid peraoxidase which is 1572 . i want to know the results of these reports and the treatment for reducting the ani bodies level.

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LazyMoose

Aug 20, 2010

There is no treatment for thyroid antibodies, they are forever. You must take thyroid replacement hormone. Get Free T3 and Free T4 tested often, as they will be out of range in the future.

If you have hypothyroid symptoms now (TSH says your hypo), you should be on a low dose of thyroid med to get the Free's in the mid to upper range and see how you feel.

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