Frequently asked question: What is TSI?

TSI are thyroid-stimulating immunoglobulins. TSI are antibodies produced by your own immune system. They make the thyroid gland work faster. These antibodies target the TSH receptor. They make the thyroid gland produce more thyroid hormone and work more quickly. Purpose: to detect auto-immune hyperthyroidism.

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