Diagnosed with hashis when I was 7, now 22. I still have high antibodies and always have a slightly high eosinophil count. Is this normal?
Is it normal to still have antibodies? - Thyroid UK
Is it normal to still have antibodies?
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Not if you are treated correctly. Here is a list of antibody questions from Dr. Lowe's column. web.archive.org/web/2010112...
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