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Normal sized thyroid gland with parenchymal disease. what is the meaning?

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Dr. Sue Ferranti answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

This means the tissue of the thyroid gland is abnormal but the actual size of the thyroid is normal. You should see your doctor to determine exactly what the abnormality is in your case. Good luck to you!

Answered 6/10/2023

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