Thyroid Nodule Suspicious For Cancer - What Should I Do?

Thyroid nodules are very common especially in women. In this video, Dr. Roy discusses the thyroid nodule which has undergone a needle biopsy and is reported to be “suspicious for thyroid cancer”. This does not mean that you have a thyroid cancer. The actual risk of thyroid cancer may vary based upon how this diagnosis was made. If a genetic analysis of your thyroid nodule was used in order to arrive upon a diagnosis suspicious of thyroid cancer, then this information will be important to you as well as the expert thyroid cancer surgeon and endocrinologist who are caring for you. An expert ultrasound is critically important. Lymph nodes around the thyroid gland and in the sides of the neck should also be examined. Our thyroid nodule app can help you better understand your thyroid nodule which is suspicious for thyroid cancer and the next steps you should consider. You can access your free thyroid nodule app here:
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In this video, watch Dr. Roy discuss the thyroid nodule which is suspicious for malignancy. Dr. Rashmi Roy is one of the world’s most experienced thyroid surgeons. This is not an urgent or immediate matter. In almost all cases you have had this thyroid nodule for years, but have only just become aware of it. Don’t panic and don’t hurry into a thyroid surgery. Take time to educate yourself and to find the best endocrinologist and the best surgeon to manage your thyroid cancer.