August 8, 2025
Checks antibodies to TSH receptors, often used in Graves disease thyroid evaluation.
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| Result context | Guide |
|---|---|
| Negative | below lab cut-off |
| Positive | Graves context |
| Trend | monitoring support |
TSH receptor antibody interpretation depends on thyroid hormones and clinical findings.
Tsh Receptor Antibodies is a laboratory blood test. It is commonly used as a graves disease marker. The test looks for antibodies that affect the TSH receptor.
Doctors may also include it in hyperthyroid workup assessments. The result should be read with the laboratory range, symptoms, medical history and other relevant results. The listed sample type is Blood (Serum).
A routine blood draw is low risk. You may feel a brief sting when the needle goes in, and some people notice temporary bruising, soreness or light-headedness afterwards. Fainting and infection are uncommon. The sample is collected at your home by a trained phlebotomist using sterile equipment, and the draw takes only a few minutes. If you feel unwell during or after collection, tell the phlebotomist or speak to your doctor.
Reference ranges vary by laboratory and method. Use the range printed on your final report. The information below is educational only. For Bangalore bookings, read this along with the city price, fasting note and home sample collection details on this page.
| Measure | Typical guide | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Result format | Negative/positive or IU/L | Use the report cut-off and method first. |
| Positive TRAb | Above lab cut-off | May support Graves disease review. |
| Trend use | Can be followed | May help assess relapse risk or pregnancy thyroid risk in selected cases. |
| Reason | Description |
|---|---|
| Graves disease marker | Looks for antibodies that affect the TSH receptor. |
| Hyperthyroid workup | Used when low TSH and high thyroid hormones suggest Graves disease. |
| Pregnancy context | May be monitored when Graves history is relevant. |
| Situation | Description |
|---|---|
| Symptoms | Palpitations, weight loss, tremor, sweating, anxiety, eye symptoms. |
| Risk context | Known Graves disease, thyroid eye disease, pregnancy thyroid history. |
| Follow-up users | People monitoring hyperthyroidism treatment response. |
| Topic | Guidance |
|---|---|
| Fasting | No fasting is required for this test. Eat and drink normally unless your clinician, or another test in the same order, gives different instructions. |
| Pairing | Read with TSH, FT4, FT3 and thyroid exam. |
| Interpretation | Positive result needs endocrine context. |
The current Tsh Receptor Antibodies price in Bangalore is Rs. 1238. The final booking details are shown before you confirm.
No fasting is required for this test. Eat and drink normally unless your clinician, or another test in the same order, gives different instructions.
Select Add to Cart or Book Now, choose a suitable slot and provide your address and pincode. Home collection is available where serviceable.
The payment option shown in the active booking flow applies to your order. Confirm the final amount and collection details before completing the booking.
Your report shows the laboratory reference range. A doctor can interpret the result together with your symptoms, medical history and other tests.
Report timing is shown during booking and can vary by test. Completed reports are shared digitally once the laboratory has processed the sample.
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