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A member asked:
I had an ultrasound yesterday of my thyroid it say borderline mildly enlarged thyroid is mildly heterogenous and lobulated without discrete nodule?
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Benign: This is a good report. It does not show any suggestion of thyroid cancer. It should be correlated with your thyroid blood tests by the ordering Doctor
Answered 6/8/2017
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Hypothyroidism ?: Have you had thyroid labs done? need to know those values to help you.
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