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What Does The Thyroid Test Report Indicate And How Can It Be Treated ?

Respected Doctor , My Thyroid s Histo Pathology Report says: 4 slides showing fairly abundunt coloid material containing large papillary cluster of thyroid follicular epithelial cells . And the Impression: Papillary neoplasam for surgical evaluation. What I need to know Doctor, is whether the Surgery is absolutely necessary or can it be treated by medicine. Please adivice me.
Mon, 30 Jan 2012
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If your FNAC report says Papillary neoplasm then surgical removal of the thyroid gland(total thyroidectomy) with post operative radio-iodine therapy would bve best course of action. unnecessary delay may lead to local/ systemic spread of disease. Timely intervention has good cure rates.Medical treatment not known to be curative. and not the protocol for this type of malignancy.
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What Does The Thyroid Test Report Indicate And How Can It Be Treated ?

If your FNAC report says Papillary neoplasm then surgical removal of the thyroid gland(total thyroidectomy) with post operative radio-iodine therapy would bve best course of action. unnecessary delay may lead to local/ systemic spread of disease. Timely intervention has good cure rates.Medical treatment not known to be curative. and not the protocol for this type of malignancy.