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The radioiodine I-123 scan and uptake test is also sometimes recommended for diagnosis when hypothyroidism (low thyroid) is suspected.

The radioiodine I-123 scan and uptake test consists of two exams that use the same radiopharmaceutical, radioiodine I-123. You take only one dose for both exams.

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If you have symptoms of hyperthyroidism, such as weight loss, nervousness, palpitations, or heat intolerance, your healthcare provider may order a I-123 scan and uptake test to evaluate your thyroid function. This molecular radiology test uses a small amount of radioactive iodine (I-123) which is a radiopharmceutical that can help measure how much iodine your thyroid gland absorbs from your blood. This can allow your medical team to diagnose the cause of your hyperthyroidism and guide the treatment options.

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A radiologist who is trained to interpret molecular radiology examinations will analyze the images and send a report to the healthcare provider who referred you to ARA. Your provider will then share the results with you.

Your healthcare provider will refer you to ARA, either by giving you a paper referral or through an electronic medical system. You should receive an automated call from ARA if your referral is sent electronically. Please call (512) 453-6100 to schedule your appointment.