
How Is Hashimoto’s Diagnosed? The Tests and What They Show
How is Hashimoto’s diagnosed? TSH comes first, antibodies identify the cause, and ultrasound helps when antibodies are negative. Here is what each result means.
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Written by Dr. Angela Goldstein, ND, for the patient who has been told everything looks normal and knows it is not.

How is Hashimoto’s diagnosed? TSH comes first, antibodies identify the cause, and ultrasound helps when antibodies are negative. Here is what each result means.

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