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Hypervascular Right Thyroid Lobe, no focal nodule present
by DHNJFAN, Jul 22, 2009 05:53PM
I have been diagnosed with Hashimoto's several years ago and last October had a hemithyroidectomy of my left lobe due to a suspicious nodule. It was benign, thought to be a result of the Hashimoto's. Just had a follow-up ultrasound of the right thyroid and the result was Hypervascular Right Thyroid Lobe, no focal nodule present. What does that mean for someone who has been diagnosed with Hashimoto's?
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Keep a close eye on your levels and make sure your levels are optimal. TSH should be supressed to at least below a .50-1.0.....Free t4 mid normal range and Free t3 mid to mid high normal range.