I would seek a second opinion while the grape sized lump is still there.
Cheryl
I have papillary carcinoma as do three of my four sisters. Two of them had biopsies that were negative. Please follow your gut instinct on how to treat your nodules. If you don't have faith in your doctor, please get a different one. I've fired an endo who thought he was god's gift to the world and how have a wonderful one who listens to me as treats me as a vital partner in my healthcare. There is nothing wrong about finding a new doctor or being aggressive when it comes to taking care of your health. It's *our* life, copayments, and thyroid - you need to listen to your instincts.
CT is not as sensitive as ultrasound -- often US will show a larger nodule and detect additional nodules. The biopsy is usually very well tolerated (with exception of large needle biopsies). Bleeding will resolve but may take 2-3 weeks -- assuming the lump is indeed a blood clot (which is likely).
Observation is usually appropriate after a benign FNA.
I wouldnt wait and seeand I dont trust those biopsies.Mine came out negative but whn I had the goiter taken out cancer was found.and as largeas yours are ,I would get they out before they got any ;arger and really cause more problem.It will be up to you to decide what to do but I think another doc would be in order as well as aSurgeon.
Love Venora