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Hi Everyone
I have been 2 months now without medications.
I did blood test last week and my tsh,t3,t4 are all in the normal range.
Only my TPO antibodies is at 46 - normal range 0 - 9.
Have been having Palpitation for the last 2 weeks. Is it possible to still have palpitations when only the TPO is high?
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Mike61308 charles98819
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Maybe you can post a bit more of your medical history, so we may reply with more insightful/helpful comments?
charles98819 Mike61308
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So I was diagnosed of Hyperthyroid In April last year. I was placed on 20mg Carbimozole and 40mg Propranolol.
I took that for some months then reduced the dosage after 3 months when my t3, t4 started to get better.
As at November last year I was only on 5mg till my last result in May this year when my Endo told me I can stop the 5mg Carbimozole because my 2 last results where all in the normal range. I stopped taking Carbimozole since June and I did a blood test last week and all is in the normal range apart from my TPO which was at 46.
And I still have Palpitations
Mike61308 charles98819
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Charles, Thanks for sharing your medical history.
During my fight with GD, although some occasions of palpitation bothered me, I had never taken Prop because I felt taking MMI had an effect on easying palpitation. I wonder if you are still taking Prop now? Also, I would agree that somehow the autoantibodies could have been the underline cause of lingering palpitation. Or maybe it's normal for this dragging symptom after just a short newly recovery from hyper disorder? (you just need to give a little more time?) Let other more experienced members here share more helpful comments.