Anti-TPO (ATPO) Blood Test in Jamshedpur

The Anti-TPO (ATPO) antibody test measures antibodies against thyroid peroxidase (TPO), an enzyme involved in thyroid hormone production. Higher Anti-TPO levels can be associated with autoimmune thyroid conditions, most commonly Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and, less commonly, Graves’ disease.

Clinicians often consider Anti-TPO when thyroid function tests (for example, Ultrasensitive TSH, T3, T4/Free T4) are abnormal, when there is a goiter/nodule, or when symptoms suggest thyroid dysfunction (fatigue, weight change, hair thinning, dry skin, heat/cold intolerance, palpitations, anxiety, menstrual irregularities).

Pricing/offers may vary by promotion period. Confirm the current rate at the time of booking.

Anti-TPO testing in Jamshedpur is commonly priced in the ₹900–₹1,500 range. Current offer price here is ₹898 (MRP ₹1,500 · 33% off).

1. Choose home collection or visit Sakchi/Kadma/Mango.
2. Confirm the slot on WhatsApp or call; share your address for home collection.
3. Sample collection typically takes a few minutes.
4. Receive your digital report in ~36 hours.

• Free home collection: For order value above ₹499 and within 6 KM from any branch.

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Methods/reference intervals can vary by analyzer. Interpretation is clinical; use the reference range printed on your report.

• Abnormal thyroid function tests (TSH/T3/T4 or Free T4) or ultrasound findings (goiter/nodules).
• Symptoms suggestive of thyroid dysfunction: fatigue, weight changes, hair thinning, dry skin, bowel changes, heat/cold intolerance, palpitations, anxiety, menstrual irregularities.
• Personal/family history of autoimmune disease (for example, type 1 diabetes, celiac disease, vitiligo, rheumatoid arthritis).
• Pre-conception, pregnancy, or postpartum monitoring when advised by a clinician.
• Infertility/subfertility work-up where thyroid status is clinically relevant.

This page is educational; your clinician decides the right test combination and timing.

Preparation: No fasting required. Stay hydrated. Inform the phlebotomist if you take anticoagulants or bruise easily.

Collection: A venous blood sample is taken (typically from the arm). Most collections take a few minutes.

Processing: The sample is analyzed on a CLIA platform using a validated immunoassay method.

Reporting: Digital reports are typically available in ~36 hours.

Anti-TPO is interpreted along with symptoms and other tests (TSH, Free T4/Free T3, Anti-TG, and imaging when advised). The value alone should not be used for self-diagnosis.

• Elevated Anti-TPO: Often seen in Hashimoto’s thyroiditis; clinicians may correlate with TSH trends and symptoms.
• Variable Anti-TPO: Can be present in Graves’ disease; your clinician may consider additional antibody testing when appropriate.
• Normal Anti-TPO: Does not exclude all thyroid conditions; persistent symptoms may require follow-up testing.

Reliable results depend on correct sample collection, labeling, timely transport, and validated instruments/reagents. If you are monitoring over time, using the same lab/platform can reduce inter-lab variation.

• Share relevant medication/supplement history with your clinician.
• Ensure trained staff collect and transport the sample promptly.
• Use the reference interval printed on your report.

Visit or book home collection through our three Jamshedpur centers:

• Thyrocare Aarogyam Center, Sakchi
• Thyrocare Aarogyam Center, Kadma
• Thyrocare Aarogyam Center, Mango

Availability can change by day; confirm your slot before visiting.