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Old 10-31-2010, 10:50 AM #1
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Default high levelof Throid Peroxidase

Diagnosed with MG Feb 2010, had Thymectomy May of 2010. My MG is entirely in my eyes (no double vision, just tired eyes), and my throat... trouble swallowing, speaking, etc. I'm being treated with Mestinon, 240-300 MG a day and for the most part dealing with the disease.
Recently on a yearly physical by my GP the blood test reveled a high level of thyroid peroxidase - 100....normal level is 0-34.
My Neuro at Columbia did not think that as an issue and said it is common with autoimmune disease....
Anyone have experience with this?
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