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Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry, you must be so confused w/all this. One of these Dr's is going to have to narrow this all down, and give you some answers. . .
I really hope you get the help you need, and a definitive dx along with some relief, and soon!
SL
Have a great weekend!
Roxanne
She had a fine needle aspiration of a nodule on her thyroid, and before long, she had a thyroidectomy; and it was cancer. This doctor saved her life, because he recognized that normal isn't always normal. That was several years ago and she is doing fine and dandy.
Your nodule might be something totally benign, but I definitely wouldn't mess around with finding out just what it is. I think its fairly common to have benign growths; my friend just happened to be lucky enough to find out early that hers wasn't.
I have a hemangioma in my C4 vertebra that has pretty much filled it up; has been there for 8 years without change, so most likely totally benign.
I'll let the doctor's decide what's causing the headaches, tingling, burning pain, and numbness.
Follow up on these issues soon, OK? I'd love to hear how things turn out; I'll be hoping for the best, especially relief from those nasty symptoms.
Kathy