What Causes Shoulder Blades And Back Pain, Swollen Lymph Nodes On Neck?
ENDOCRINOLOGIST IS THE BEST PERSON
Detailed Answer:
Good day dear,
Sorry to hear about your symptoms. Going throught the details, i feel you are having thyroiditis. Normally these symptoms last for 3-4 months and diasppears with a future risk of hypothyroidism. The ultrasound appearance is very typical of thyroiditis " Innumerable hypoechoic micronodules (1 to 6mm) with surrounding echogenic septations. Englarged reactive cervical level 2 and 4 lymph nodes with benign sonographic features"".
However, a physical examination and few blood tests would be required.
Ususally a needle test is required if there is a nodule of more than 1 cm in size. Very rarely, we do have to do needle test in thyroiditis to rule out rare infiltrative disorders.
I WOULD SAY, RATHER THAN A SURGEON OR RADIOLOGST, an ENDOCRINOLOGIST is the best person to evaluate you further. Please wait till you see your endocrinologist. In the interim, you can take pain killers. If possible, please get an ANTI TPO antibody and Anti Thyroglobulin antibody tests. These are blood tests.
Regards
Binu
Pain killers or Steroids will help
Detailed Answer:
Sorry for the delay. I was travelling.
It looks like as if you have a viral thyroiditis. You need to take pain killers ( Ibuprofen or Voltaren). If no relief, then you may need few days course of steroids.
As i mentioned earlier, this phase will eventually pass off.