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Thyroid problem
Throat Sonography Sonography
Aug 2017result
Right lobe: 2.1*1.8*3.5 cm
Left lobe: 2.1*1.6*3.3
isthmus: 0.29cm
2 isoechoic nodules in right lobes
8*9mm and 7*5 mm
Few small volume lymph nodes on both sides of neck
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oct 2017 result
by 10MHZ linear transducer
Lobes of thyroid enlarged in size and heterogenous in ecotexture(hypogenacity 70%) with normal
vascularity
Right lobe: 3.74*1.86*1.36 cm volume 4.53 cc
Left lobe : 3.67*2.14*1.33 cm volume 4.88cc
isthmus: Normal measuring 0.16cm( 1.60mm)
No cyst or nodules
Total T3 : 1.36ng/ml
Total T4: 6.31ug/dl
TSH : 8.65uig/ml
Free T4 : 1.11ng/dl
Pl suggest.
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Dr. Vinay S Bhat
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
You seem to be having subclinical hypothyroidism where in T3 and T4 levels with be normal with slightly raised TSH. Usually this results in enlargement of thyroid. Your sonography results are not very significant and appropriate treatment with thyroid replacement tablets is all that us required
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Consult nearby ENT specialist endocrinologist for appropriate dosage of medication
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