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Having Neck pain from 3-4 months Neck sonography shows two collide nodules One around 5×4 cm and one of 4 mm Went for FNAC report One shows medullary carcinoma category 6 Did another FNAC in different hospital.. it showed hashimotosis category 2.. endocrinologist said ablation can be done no need of surgery.. Oncologist told that he will do the surgery and remove the left nodule which is big, do the 20 min biopsy test on it(frozen section exam).. if it is medullary he will remove whole thyroid and lymph nodes otherwise he will stop the surgery there. Due to fear of cancer we went with surgery.. But while doing surgery he removed whole thyroid some 4-5 lymph nodes and told us it was hurtle cell adenoma and was pre cancancerous And again he has given those removed parts to some other exam and that result will come in 7-8 days and based on that he will give the next medication. Is the oncologist correct and should we continue the treatment with him or should we change? please help
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It is going okay. Surgical treatment was okay.. need of any additional treatement will depend on accurate biopsy report of total thyroid gland. Share the report once ready.
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Get the block review done. As of now it looks okay
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Send us the final report so that I can help you with the best possible treatment
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