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Old 07-22-2011, 05:43 PM #1
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Default elevated thyroid antibodies
Okay, so I went to a new neurologist last week and he ordered some labs and changed some meds. I just talked to his phone nurse to follow up with the med changes. One of my questions to him was if my lab results were back.
Apparently everything was normal or negative, except I have an elevated thyroid antibody. Any ideas what this means?
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