I did thyroid ultrasound a couple days ago. This is the findings: The right lobe of the gland measures 4.3cm in length x 16 x 12 mm. The left lobe measures 4.2cm x 17 x 12mm. In the mid right lobe there is a 2 x 3 mm hypoechogenicity compatible with a colloid nodule. An echogenicity at the media junction of mid and lower thirds of the right lobe measures 5 x 2mm. A colloid nodule in the lower pole measures 2 x 3mm. On the left side there are two hypoechogenicities at the upper pole measuring around 2mm, and 4 x 3mm respectively, and two others in the junction of mid and lower thirds measuring 2 and 3mm. The remainder of the thyroid echogenicity and structure are otherwise normal. The vascular flow is normal on Doppler assessment.