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There are two types of Hashimoto’s antibodies, and most doctors only check one. If you’ve been told you have Hashimoto’s, your labs probably showed TPO antibodies. But there’s a second one, thyroglobulin antibodies, and a lot of doctors never run it. Here’s why that matters. You can have a completely normal TPO and still have Hashimoto’s driven by thyroglobulin antibodies. So if only one was checked, you could be told you’re fine while the attack on your thyroid keeps going. This is how women get missed for years. They have the symptoms, the fatigue, the weight gain, the brain fog, but only half the picture was ever looked at. If you have Hashimoto’s, ask for both. Free discovery call in my bio if no one has ever explained this to you.

Walking into rooms and forgetting why. Losing words mid sentence. Reading the same line five
times. You keep blaming age or stress, and your labs keep coming back normal. Your brain runs on
thyroid hormone, and when the active hormone drops, your brain slows down. You are not losing
your mind. Free discovery call in my bio.

A Hashimoto's flare is when your immune system ramps up the attack on your thyroid, and it can
wreck you for days or weeks. Sudden fatigue, aching joints, swelling, brain fog, mood swings out of
nowhere. If your symptoms come in waves, that is a flare, and flares are triggered by things you can
find. Free discovery call in my bio.