Thank you again.
That is what I meant to ask, not for a subspecialist as you mentioned. I wasn't sure which choice between family medicine, general practice or internal medicine.
I am going to spend the day looking into insurance options so that I can have this looked into.
Hi again.
I believe it will be better if you will be seen an internal medicine specialist. If ever there is a need for you to be seen by a subspecialist, for example an endocrinologist for a possible thyroid problem, the referral will come from him/her.
Please do post your updates.
Take care.
Thank you for taking a moment to look this over. I will need to start over with a new PCP. I don't know what specialty I should start with. Would one that specializes in Internal Medicine be my best bet or a General Practitioner? Or any other suggestions?
Thank you again for your time. It's very much appreciated.
Hi.
Thanks for posting a detailed history.
You have symptoms and that warrant further investigation. Plus you have a strong family history of cancer and that poses a risk for hereditary types of cancer. You need to undergo further tests to determine what is causing your symptoms. You may need to have a repeat thyroid ultrasound, CT scan, and biopsy. Blood examinations like a complete blood count, thyroid function test (T3, T4, TSH), and perhaps a lactic dehydrogenase determination can help.
I strongly advise you to see your doctor for evaluation.
Regards.
bumping this up so it doesn't get buried.