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by goolarra, Nov 05, 2009 01:19PM
To: smile1111
Reference ranges for both TPOab and TGab are in the <40 range. At last look, my TPOab was 944, and they stopped counting on the TGab. Actual numbers are not very important as far as antibodies are concerned (they can vary wildly even intraday), it's basically a positive/negative situation. Any elevation is an indication of autoimmune disease.
by palu123, Nov 06, 2009 04:46AM
To: smile1111
hi,even my anti TPO is also high:603,....,any idea how cure soon or with which medicine anti TPO can treat?...my tsh level,T3,T4 are in normal range.....
by goolarra, Nov 06, 2009 11:26AM
To: palu123
Nothing treats TPO antibodies. The antibodies destroy your thyroid function. When it gets to the point where you have symptoms or your FT3 and FT4 get low, you will have to start taking thyroid replacement hormones. Some people also believe that it is best to treat Hashi's before symptoms appear and before FT3 and FT4 go too low in the range.
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