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Can taking a prescription anti-inflammatory medicine (mobic) interfere with thyroid biopsy (fna) results? or a daily allergy pill (claritin)?
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No: If there are doubts about the biopsy, and it's clear that the lesion was sampled by the operator, then get two more pathologists to look at the slide.
Answered 6/2/2015
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