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Thyroid and Findings
Posted Jan 23 2009 3:52pm
2 separate things are happening with me:
1) Anatomy - I have nodule(s). Definiteyl 1, possibly more. Going for Ultrasound to see how many there actually are. Doc was surprised that no one detected them sooner. He felt them with a simple examination of my neck, while he had me drinking water.
2) Function - We agree; most likely I am Hypothyroid.
In spite of a "normal" TSH, I could still have an underactive thyroid. This guy ran a timed TRH test, as well as took blood:
Anti Microsomal AB Anti Thyroglobulin AB Cortisol Free T3 Free T4 Prolactic X5 T3 Update T4 Total TSH X5
Even though the stats are in my favor, only 5% of Thyroid Nodules are Cancerous, it still freaked me out -- one step at time. One step at a time. I'm just glad I'm not crazy. First the Ultrasound, then the biopsy.
That's it for now; don't feel much like talking about it.
1) Anatomy - I have nodule(s). Definiteyl 1, possibly more. Going for Ultrasound to see how many there actually are. Doc was surprised that no one detected them sooner. He felt them with a simple examination of my neck, while he had me drinking water.
2) Function - We agree; most likely I am Hypothyroid.
In spite of a "normal" TSH, I could still have an underactive thyroid. This guy ran a timed TRH test, as well as took blood:
Anti Microsomal AB
Anti Thyroglobulin AB
Cortisol
Free T3
Free T4
Prolactic X5
T3 Update
T4 Total
TSH X5
Even though the stats are in my favor, only 5% of Thyroid Nodules are Cancerous, it still freaked me out -- one step at time. One step at a time. I'm just glad I'm not crazy. First the Ultrasound, then the biopsy.
That's it for now; don't feel much like talking about it.