HomeLab TestAnti-Microsomal Anibody (TPO)
Overview
These were the official results: "Thyroid peroxidase (TPO) antibodies are borderline positive, suggesting a possible evolving issue with Hashimoto's autoimmune thyroiditis. If symptoms of thyroid dysfunction become more problematic it would be wor...
Risk assessment
This test is done to confirm the cause of thyroid problems, including Hashimoto thyroiditis.
Ranges
Normal Range
- <35 IU/mL (M...
Test result interpretation
Normal- <35 IU/mL (Varies by lab)
Mildly Elevated- 35–100 IU/mL
Significantly Elevated- >100 IU/mL
Strongly Positiv...
Sample types
Specimen: Serum (Blood sample)
Tube: Red-top or SST (serum separator tube)
Frequently Asked Questions
Can treatment reduce TPO Antibody levels?
Is TPO Antibody testing recommended during pregnancy?
Are there specific reference ranges for TPO Antibodies?
Is TPO Antibody testing covered by insurance?
Why are TPO Antibodies measured?
What do elevated levels of TPO Antibodies indicate?
How are TPO Antibodies measured?
Can TPO Antibody testing predict the risk of developing thyroid disease?
Can medications or medical conditions affect TPO Antibody levels?
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Anti-Microsomal Anibody (TPO)
Evaluating Autoimmune Response for Comprehensive Thyroid Health Insight
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Sample Type:
blood
Fasting Required:
No
Description
These were the official results: "Thyroid peroxidase (TPO) antibodies are borderline positive, suggesting a possible evolving issue with Hashimoto's autoimmune thyroiditis. If symptoms of thyroid dysfunction become more problematic it would be worthwhile to recheck TPO levels.
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