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Less than 1cm hypoechoic thyroid nodule disappeared one month later.dr said 1st ultrasound wasn't overread. how'd it disappear?
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Thyroid nodule: Thyroid cysts can certainly come/go. The quality of ultrasounds, the interpretation, and the definition of a "nodule" can vary. Hashimoto's can cause a patchy pattern that can look like a nodule. Certainly a small nodule that is so transient is not something to worry about. An endocrinologist should be able to interpret things.
Answered 10/9/2013
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