Guest guest Posted July 25, 2006 Report Posted July 25, 2006 Hi All, I need some help deciphering the results from my latest bloodwork. My " thyroid peroxidase autoantibodies " (or anti-microsome) are " >1300 U/ml " - the reference range is <60 U/ml. WOW! My doctor added a note stating that my " Hashimoto's is still very active " - ya think? She also said that there would be no change in my meds - (levoxyl (sp?) .137) for about 3 years now. [My Free T4 is 1.16 - reference range is .58 - 1.64, and my TSH is .08 - reference range is .35 - 5.60 so I'm a bit low on that.] My question is: what the heck are my meds doing if my autoantibodies are way high at >1300? Any insight would be very appreciated. I've left a message with my doc but it may be a while before I hear back from her. Thanks so much for your time, Jill Quote
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