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Can papillary thyroid cancer return if tsh levels are in the normal range like if there was no history of cancer? tsh 2.101 on 1/15/16
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Pap thyroid cancer: Very unlikely but your Endocrinologist will almost certainly check your thyroid levels every 3 -6 months. Levels should be OK.
Answered 3/31/2016
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