If you're not known to have a thyroid condition but have raised thyroid antibodies, there are three likely outcomes: Your antibody levels may gradually normalise with time or at least cause no health problems You may go on to develop thyroid disease in the future your risk is higher with raised antibodies compared to someone with normal antibody levels [1] You may be prone to or have an underlying autoimmune condition, such as type 1 diabetes, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or coeliac disease that's because thyroid antibodies aren't completely specific to the thyroid Because autoimmune conditions are largely influenced by genetics, there's not much you can do to significantly reduce your risk of developing one of these conditions in the future
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