Your reports suggest features of thyroiditis with a small
thyroid nodule (TI-RADS 3) and small reactive lymph nodes in the neck and axilla. The lymph nodes mentioned are small with preserved fatty hilum, which is generally considered a reassuring feature in many cases. Since you have had recurrent abdominal ârolling movementsâ sensation for many years and CT scan showed mesenteric lymph nodes, the condition needs proper correlation with your full clinical history, thyroid profile, autoimmune tendency, infections, stress levels, digestion, immunity, and constitutional symptoms.
At present, since there is no fever, weight loss, severe abdominal symptoms, or major alarming complaints mentioned, there is no need to panic. However, repeated appearance of lymph nodes in different regions indicates that your immune system and inflammatory response should be evaluated carefully rather than suppressing symptoms repeatedly.
I would suggest:
⢠Thyroid function tests (
TSH, T3, T4) if not already done
⢠Anti-TPO antibodies
⢠CBC, ESR,
CRP
⢠Follow-up ultrasound after advised interval
⢠Proper clinical examination of lymph nodes and constitutional assessment
In many such chronic inflammatory and thyroid-related cases, individualized homeopathic treatment can help in regulating immunity, reducing recurrent glandular swellings, thyroid inflammation, digestive disturbances, and anxiety associated with long-standing unexplained symptoms.
You may consult me Bangalore, with all previous reports and scans for a detailed case evaluation and guidance regarding further management and long-term treatment approach.
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Dr jyoti Kadkol
Health Global Homoeopathy, Vijaynagar, Hoodi(whitefield), Bnagalore
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