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Is being able to move my lobes to the left and right significantly with my hands normal? by the way my adam's apple is not located exactly in the middle of my neck?
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It is unclear what you mean by lobes? The thyroid lobes? ear lobes? If the Adams apple is not midline( would suggest you discuss with a doctor and consider imaging like ultrasound of the neck or MRI. F/u/w/ MD
Answered 6/30/2023
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