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I had a thyroid ultrasound and the report said dense tissue was seen under my thyroid and this was possibly related to my parathyroid. is it normal to see the parathyroid on an ultrasound?
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US thyroid : Yes, you can see the parathyroid gland on an ultrasound. It's best that speak to your doctor about the dense tissue.
Answered 1/8/2020
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