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I had a total thyroidectomy with pathology of hyalinizing trabecular tumor . my tsh keeps going up. what is the treatment for this? is it benign

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tumor: This tumor is considered by most to be benign. Your TSH will rise if there is no hormone replacement of if your hormone replacement isn't high enough. This is a very very rare tumor.

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Answered 9/28/2016

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