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TSH 127 TPO Ab 1300

2022-02-04 08:09:08
I did a routine body checkup in which TSH came around 127 while T3 T4 was normal. I have no symptoms. TPO Ab came greater than 1300? Do I need to start thyroid medications?
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Answered2022-02-04 08:40:19

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