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Found nodule on thyroid. ovoid hypoechoic nodule on inferior left thyroid lobe w/low lvl internal echoes. 9.6x5.3x3.6mm.. should i be worried?
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Sounds like: a simple cyst and not malignancy but you should undergo aspiration. If the nodule is benign cyst on cytology of aspirated fluid and nodule resolves, then you should be ok. Get a consult from endocrinologist to be sure.
Answered 3/21/2018
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