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Thyroid cancer

SKR79
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Hello, in Feb I was referred to have my thyroid removed. I have lost 20kg in weight from September to now. I had ultrasounds and two FNAC. The nodule was classed as thy3f and I had surgery last week

i am none the wiser regarding my diagnosis. I have no thyroid… 

all I know is this 

37x32x23mm homogeneously slightly hypoechoic soft tissue nodule with internal vascularity. FNAC comprises of blood scattered follicular cells colloid colloid laden macrophages

unusual tumor 

did I make a mistake… 

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  • Hello SKR79 and thank you for posting,

    I am sorry to learn that you had to have your thyroid removed. I hope you are making a good recovery.

    As Cancer Information Nurses we cannot interpret medical reports or results. The best person to discuss this with would be your hospital specialist as they can confirm what this means for you.

    I am sorry we cannot be more helpful on this occasion and I hope you can speak with the specialist soon,

    Take care,

    Jemma

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  • Hello SKR79 and thank you for posting,

    I am sorry to learn that you had to have your thyroid removed. I hope you are making a good recovery.

    As Cancer Information Nurses we cannot interpret medical reports or results. The best person to discuss this with would be your hospital specialist as they can confirm what this means for you.

    I am sorry we cannot be more helpful on this occasion and I hope you can speak with the specialist soon,

    Take care,

    Jemma

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