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Frequently Asked Questions
Can redriver health and Wellness Center help with Hashimoto’s disease?
Listen to Dr. Redd’s recent feature on the Just Ingredients podcast with Karalynne Call where he gives empowering advice on how to best treat Hashimoto’s! TAKE BACK YOUR HEALTH TODAY! At RedRiver Health and Wellness Center, we focus on helping patients with Hashimoto’s disease, low thyroid, and autoimmune conditions.
How common is Hashimoto’s disease?
Hashimoto’s disease is also called Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis, or autoimmune thyroiditis. How common is Hashimoto’s disease? Hashimoto’s disease is the most common cause of hypothyroidism in the United States, and affects about 5 people out of 100. 1 Who is more likely to develop Hashimoto’s disease?
What lab values are associated with Hashimoto’s disease?
TPO and TgAb antibodies, however, are considered the definitive test for whether or not you have Hashimoto’s. Basically, if either one or both of these are found to be above the lab range values, then you are positive for the disease. Most labs have the high end at about 25 to 35.
Can you have Hashimoto’s and not know it?
Yes, this is known as seronegative autoimmune thyroiditis, or serum negative Hashimoto’s. 80-90 percent of people with Hashimoto’s will have TPO antibodies, TG antibodies, or both. However, some people will never test positive for thyroid antibodies, yet may have full blown Hashimoto’s, with all the symptoms associated with it.
What does it mean when your antibodies are elevated in Hashimoto’s?
They are typically elevated in Hashimoto’s patients. If your antibodies are elevated – your immune system is attacking your thyroid and you have autoimmune thyroid disease, or you are on the autoimmune spectrum Most conventional medicine doctors only check your Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) levels.