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Ultrasound focal thyroiditis + 1.3x.5cm hypoecholic nodule likely parathyroid adenoma -- sore throat 10+ weeks, no relief?
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See details: Are you certain about the size of the adenoma.? You probably mean millimeters and not centimeters. A 5 cm lesion is 2 inches long and that is highly unlikely. It is unlikely to cause a sore throat but you do not mention if your calcium level is normal or elevated. If the calcium is elevated the adenoma likely needs to be removed surgically.
Answered 4/17/2018
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