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thyroid antibodies are incredibly elevated

From: LISAZ08 - 32 weeks 5 days ago

I have been taking synthroid 75 for about 2 years now. TSH was 8.9
when dr. started me on this.
Not feel well lately so dr finally ran all the thyroid bloodwork, not just TSH.
Here are results:
TSH 1.640
T3 uptake 35.6
free T4 0.88
Free T3 2.90
THYROID ANTIBODIES: thyroglobulin Ab 627
thyroid peroxidase (TPO) Ab 313
What does this all mean??!!

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Elevated TPO antibodies indicate Hashimoto's disease. Go to thyroid book.com and I highly recommend reading the book listed on the site to learn about this autoimmune disease and how to PROPERLY treat it. Western medicine teaches to treat it the same as hypothyroidism (with hormone replacement like Synthroid) but that's not addressing the autoimmune part of the disease that will continue to attack your thyroid which is why you will still have the symptoms of hypothyroidism but your TSH will be within normal range. I just recently discovered I have it also and am reading the book...amazing. On the website you can search a practitioner closest to you that follows the methods by Dr. kharrazian, the author of the book. Best of luck to you, hope this helps!