Thyroglobulin following hemithyroidectomy
Hi all - Can anyone tell me "how" concerning it is to have a long-quiescent thyroid suddenly show activity via thyroglobulin?
I can scarcely remember how long ago it was I had a hemithyroidectomy for papillary thy ca -- I guess 25 years ago. But just now a thyroglobulin test perked up. It will be 6 weeks before I can be seen by my regular endocrinologist - should I prioritize being seen over the reputation of the physician? That is: should I be really worried about this?
TIA.
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Hi,
I'm sorry...I don't have an answer to your question, but I did notice that 368 people have read your post and not commented...
You may not even see this post, because you may have given up checking, but I just need to let you know that you're not alone. Someone is here to talk.
I do have to say that your prediciment seems concerning. I just had my thyroid removed 6 months ago, and I know that I've been checking my values closely every time I get a blood test. I've also made myself a priority, not just with my doctors, but with myself as well.
I don't see any harm in doing the same.
I hope this helps!
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