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Quick Scroll 05.09.08 (1 month ago) #11

Surface irregularity tempts me to investigate further. I prefer thyroid sono first, and fine needle aspiration after then.
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Quick Scroll 05.10.08 (1 month ago) #12

hypothyroidism with enlargement of thyroid gl. suggest Hashimoto`s disease , all mentioned investigations will add little to diagnosis , so I think you start thyroxine . of benefit is to do thyroid antibodies , not mentioned
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Quick Scroll 05.10.08 (1 month ago) #13

d- do T4
Because the TSH test is the best screening test, your doctor will likely check TSH first and follow with a thyroid hormone test if needed. TSH tests also play an important role in managing hypothyroidism. They help your doctor determine the right dosage of medication, both initially and over time.
If TSH levels are above the reference range, the next step would be to measure total T4.
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Quick Scroll 05.12.08 (1 month ago) #14

Dear Dr's. T4 is meaningless this time because this patient shows definite hypofunctioning Sx and sign. Whenever we see patients showing equivocal or suspicious symptomless functional thyroid diseases presentation, it is almost always enough to check TSH only. And if there is no mention of irregularity(surface irregularity ?), thyroid hormone replacement may be justified as a next step. There is no known hypofunctioning thyroid malignancy as you know.
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Quick Scroll 05.22.08 (1 month ago) #15

I absolutely agree with Dr.karim. Doing a T4 level would be the next best step whenever the TSH is out of the reference range to decide on the dosage of hormone replacement and follow the levels to aid in follow up.
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Quick Scroll 05.23.08 (1 month ago) #16

US then FN biopsy
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Quick Scroll 05.26.08 (1 month ago) #17

Sart HRT

28 year old lady has weight gain ,fatigue etc.(features suggestive of hypothyroidism )for the last 2 years. On examination there is irregular rubbery enlargement of thyroid. TSH is 9.1 what is your next step?

a. give her eltroxin----------------
b. do radio active iodine uptake scan
c. FNAC
d. do T4
e. USS
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