i also want to mention ever since i had this fna , my throat hasnt stopped hurting , i also have burning pain in my chest, and the feeling of something stuck in my throat is so much worse..
New, Help please
Hi i am new here have been suffering with issues over 12 years, been told have goiter, inlarged thyroid and so on ....throughout the years ..
Went for checkup ultrasound and nodulels have grown significantly with in years time , did fna and my results came bk could some help me , hashi runs in my family , but i have been telling my doctor that for years , and he has never done anything..
fna result, of right thyroid
benign appearing follicular cells moderate colloid, and scattered histiocytes
Went for checkup ultrasound and nodulels have grown significantly with in years time , did fna and my results came bk could some help me , hashi runs in my family , but i have been telling my doctor that for years , and he has never done anything..
fna result, of right thyroid
benign appearing follicular cells moderate colloid, and scattered histiocytes
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Hi Dawn,
I have no medical training and would not give advice. I wanted to share my personal experience from after my thyroid biopsies.
I don't know how long ago your fine needle aspiration was done but after my biopsies (fna) it took a week or two for my throat to go back to where it was before the biopsies. (based on my physical feeling) My doctor told me that it would only be a few days but whether the procedure aggravated my inflammation or I was hyper-sensitive with so much going on I don't know. It was much longer than I expected after the procedure before I felt like talking or could swallow comfortably. If you are having pain long term or the sensation of swelling, please contact your doctor. It is not fun, I hope you are feeling better.
I have no medical training and would not give advice. I wanted to share my personal experience from after my thyroid biopsies.
I don't know how long ago your fine needle aspiration was done but after my biopsies (fna) it took a week or two for my throat to go back to where it was before the biopsies. (based on my physical feeling) My doctor told me that it would only be a few days but whether the procedure aggravated my inflammation or I was hyper-sensitive with so much going on I don't know. It was much longer than I expected after the procedure before I felt like talking or could swallow comfortably. If you are having pain long term or the sensation of swelling, please contact your doctor. It is not fun, I hope you are feeling better.
Are you taking thyroid medication? If not, it's possible that sufficient thyroid replacement hormones will suppress TSH and reduce the inflammation. The FAA has rules for thyroid cancer survivors. They require a completely suppressed TSH to help prevent future problems, to help prevent severe fatigue and keep a pilot 100% functional.
Hi Dawn,
I have no medical training and would not give advice. I wanted to share my personal experience from after my thyroid biopsies.
I don't know how long ago your fine needle aspiration was done but after my biopsies (fna) it took a week or two for my throat to go back to where it was before the biopsies. (based on my physical feeling) My doctor told me that it would only be a few days but whether the procedure aggravated my inflammation or I was hyper-sensitive with so much going on I don't know. It was much longer than I expected after the procedure before I felt like talking or could swallow comfortably. If you are having pain long term or the sensation of swelling, please contact your doctor. It is not fun, I hope you are feeling better.
hi thank you for responding , it has been over a month, the pain in my throat and chest has not subsided , just learning to tolerate it better, have had some ct's done, and have endocronolgist appointment mid feb, hopefully they will figure it out ,now that found some new things like . , adenomatous hypertrophy of the left adrenal gland. , suggesting , bilateral adrenal hyperplasia , and numerous cysts/blebs , and septal thickening in lung bases and groundglass opacties, hopefully they figure things out soon
no not taking any thyroid meds as of yet,Are you taking thyroid medication? If not, it's possible that sufficient thyroid replacement hormones will suppress TSH and reduce the inflammation. The FAA has rules for thyroid cancer survivors. They require a completely suppressed TSH to help prevent future problems, to help prevent severe fatigue and keep a pilot 100% functional.
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