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By JaeMorgan | Mar 16, 2011

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sore throat

I am two months (give or take a day or two) post op from thyroid surgery. My throat is still sore and I am unable to drink coffee and carbonated drinks. Is this normal?

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ThyroidHunter

Mar 16, 2011

NO, contact your primary physician immediately. An x-ray and/or ultrasound are in order to check on what has happened post op to cause such a long recovery time.

Best in Health

SharmonB

Mar 16, 2011

To: @JaeMorgan

No this is not normal. Before I even knew I had a thyroid issue my throat was extremely sore. I mean to the point where I had difficulties swallowing. That next day I went to the doctor and was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism----> had the surgery and now I have hypothroidism which still *****! I hope you feel better keep us posted.

JaeMorgan

Mar 16, 2011

Thank you everyone. I'll call my doctor right away.

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