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3 weeks post total thyroidectomy and metanephrine study was mildly elevated. is this anthing to be worried about?
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norepinephrine elev: Stress induces elevation of all catecholamines and could have contributed seeing u just had thyroid resection my impression is your physcian is evaluating for men but this should only be suspected with medullary cancer of thyroid again mild elevations not significant generally.
Answered 9/20/2013
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