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Blood tests which may indicate the following: High levels of the thyroid hormones, free T3 and T4, with undetectable TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) levels The presence of anti-TSH antibodies and altered thyroglobulin levels may indicate the cause of the thyroid abnormality Other changes that may be noted may include the following: High bilirubin and transaminase levels High blood sugar levels Low cholesterol levels Electrolyte abnormalities like low potassium levels Abnormalities in clotting factors like deficiency of antithrombin or high levels of factor VIII An ultrasound or a thyroid scan will reveal the underlying thyroid disease

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