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I had papilliary carcinoma removed feb. 11, 2012 during my second trimester of pregnancy. still haven't done iodine treatment.. is it to late?
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Sounds okay: This should be okay after baby is born. Double-check with your physician. Glad that nasty little thing is out of your neck (thyroid, correct?).
Answered 4/24/2013
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