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What does thyroid lobulated and full mean?
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Not much: That statement, obviously out of context, does not mean much. Was this a description on a physical exam? An ultrasound? You should ask your doctor, or whomever wrote this, what it means. Is the thyroid enlarged? Are there nodules? Is it over/underactive?
Answered 9/16/2013
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