Since so many doctors are parasite illetarite, could thyroid nodules be related? I always feel itchy and like stuff is moving in my neck sometimes.
I even got a filaria anti body test in case it could be that. I did get a chest ct scan that found this, then a neck ultrasound that apparently reported back they saw two small nodules.
Now waiting on thyroid blood tests. Anyone have some ideas?
Thanks
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GretaM
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Not sure.
A relative had those, and they decided to operate, unfortunately.
Everything worked out great.
Just wanted to give you a heads up.
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My twin sister and older sister have them. They're just going to watch them I guess. My twin sister definitely has lyme. It comes up on biofeedback but isn't being treated yet. She also has really bad chronic EBV
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I know a guy with them...he worked at 9/11 site and many of the firemen seem to get them. It seems they watch and take them out when they are a certain size...he has been exposed to bb but isntvactuvely treating-he mightvbe in denial
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