No: Bleeding is an expected complication. I it persist ten you should have it looked at. Bleeding does not define your treatment. The surgical path stage define your treatment. Rec eus ultrasound be done to ensure t2 lesion prior to surgery. If T3 (liothyronine) or higher conside preop chemo an radiation.
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Need more details: You have a very important question, but i need more information before i can provide an answer. Consider sending a private message through the healthtap link on the left. Include what prior treatment you had, how long ago, and what any subsequent biopsies showed.
Answered 11/15/2016
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