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A member asked:
I went to my pcp yesterday for treatment of a sinus infection, noticed throid was enlarged on one side. ordered blood work and ultrasound. what could it be?
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Most likely benign: Perhaps a cyst or nodular goiter but you can't be too careful. It sounds like the right workup is underway.
Answered 12/9/2015
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