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Thyroidectomy

A Thyroidectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the entire thyroid gland. This is only usually done in cases of severe infection. These pictures are from two different cases of infection.
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Re: Thyroidectomy

Cool images, goiters.
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Re: Thyroidectomy

I was taught the size of a normal thyroid was the size of a pea.
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Re: Thyroidectomy

My friend just had her thyroid removed...she asked them to photograph it for her, but they wouldn't.
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Re: Thyroidectomy


And here I thought it was cat
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Re: Thyroidectomy

I was taught the size of a normal thyroid was the size of a pea.
Are you sure you're not confusing it with the pituitary gland? That thing is the size of a pea. (Strange enough since it excretes so many different hormones.)
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My friend just had her thyroid removed...she asked them to photograph it for her, but they wouldn't.
That's dumb. She should have had a friend gown and glove, they could have taken it for her.
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Re: Thyroidectomy

I was taught the size of a normal thyroid was the size of a pea.
Much bigger. It sits across the front of the throat, probably about the size of a butterfly (coincidentally, that's also what it's shaped like).

I have Hashimoto's disease and my body's autoimmune response to my thyroid gland gets pretty aggressive sometimes. I have lumps in there that I need to have monitored in case they turn cancerous.

It's also a hassle having to have my hormone levels continually monitored via blood test... can't they just cut the damn gland out already and save everyone's time? Haha!
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Re: Thyroidectomy

Are you you're not confusing it with the pituitary gland? That thing is the size of a pea. (Strange enough since it excretes so many different hormones.)
I am.

Thank you, Alley. I was coming here to respond to a post.

I stand corrected.
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Re: Thyroidectomy

Much bigger. It sits across the front of the throat, probably about the size of a butterfly (coincidentally, that's also what it's shaped like).

I have Hashimoto's disease and my body's autoimmune response to my thyroid gland gets pretty aggressive sometimes. I have lumps in there that I need to have monitored in case they turn cancerous.

It's also a hassle having to have my hormone levels continually monitored via blood test... can't they just cut the damn gland out already and save everyone's time? Haha!
Thank you, cataplexia! I stand corrected. I was thinking of the pituitary gland.

I'm sorry to hear bout your medical issue. Thanks for sharing with us.

I hope it isn't causing you any pain and you get your wish to have it removed.

Is that a good thing to do?


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