Can thyroid tissue regrow?
I had a part of my thyroid removed due to some issues a few years back. My doctor said everything was fine. Is it possible for thyroid tissue to regrow after it has been surgically removed?
I had a part of my thyroid removed due to some issues a few years back. My doctor said everything was fine. Is it possible for thyroid tissue to regrow after it has been surgically removed?
After my partial thyroidectomy twenty years ago, my doctor told me that remnant tissue can indeed grow back over time. It is quite common, so just keep doing your regular thyroid blood tests every year as advised.
Yes, thyroid tissue can sometimes regrow after surgery. While drinking herbal teas and staying active keeps the body healthy, you must consult your surgeon or doctor if you notice any new swelling or swallowing issues.
Actually yes, our bodies are quite amazing and thyroid cells can multiply and regrow after a partial surgery. No need to panic, just stay in touch with your doctor for regular monitoring.
Bro, don't stress too much about this. Yes, remnant thyroid tissue can regrow, but it's very slow and your doctor can easily monitor it with basic blood tests and regular checkups. Relax!
Yes, it is possible for the tissue to grow back, so regular thyroid scans are important.
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