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My ultrasound for the neck says my thyroid gland is of normal size but i have mild, diffuse non-specific parenchymal disease. what does that mean?
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Thyroid ultrasound: It means you have something going on in the thyroid gland tissue(parenchyma). So discuss with the Drs who ordered it. At your age first guess would be hyperactive thyroid.
Answered 3/17/2017
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