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Hyperthyroid antibodies lab
Tpo abs 73. In two weeks will check tsh free t3. Free t4. And tsh receptor antibody. And also antithyroglobulin atb. What is that. Is that more specific than tpo?
You need to have the TSI antibodies checked. If you test even at 1%you have graves. ATG and TPO antibodies can also be found in someone with graves disease. From your first post the TSI is the only one not mentioned. TPO is an inflammation marker. The rise usually happens after the AB's have attacked the thyroid. Of course you may just have a toxic nodule, but you'll find out what the cause is after your tests.
You had a Hashimoto test associated with hypothyroidism, - not hyper.
Here are the labs you need to have done to complete the medical profile.
TSH
Free T3
Free T4
TgAb
also redo the TPOab with these draws.
Here are the labs you need to have done to complete the medical profile.
TSH
Free T3
Free T4
TgAb
also redo the TPOab with these draws.
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