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The recommendation on your ultrasound is for a fine needle aspiration, which is a biopsy of the nodule on your right lobe... The purpose would be to rule out thyroid cancer.
When you seek treatment for your hypothyroidism, you should take the ultrasound report with you and try to get that biopsy done.
With a TSH that high and a Free T4 as low as yours, you're very hypothyroid and without treatment, you will become very ill, if you aren't already.
If you continue without thyroid hormone replacement, you could go into, what's called, myxedema coma, which is a life-threatening condition caused by untreated hypothyroidism and requires immediate medical assistance.
I urge you to go to the ER and seek treatment very soon.
ULTRASOUND OF THE THYROID
Clinical data: Hypothyroidism
Technique: Real-time grayscale imaging of the thyroid was performed. Images supplemented with color Doppler technique.
Prior Studies: No prior studies supplemented.
Findings: The right lobe of the thyroid measures 4.6x1.6x1.6cm and demonstrates a hypoechoic nodule measuring 1.2x0.7cm. The isthmus measures 0.5cm and is unremarkable.
Impression: Heterogenous echogenicity and multiple nodal suggestive of multinodular goiter or thyroiditis. Hypoechoic nodule 1.1cm x 0.6 cm x 0.9cm midportion of the right lobe of the thyroid. 1.2 cm x 1cm hypoechoic nodule midportion of the right lobe of thyroid.
Reccommendation: Fine-needle aspiration and cytology.
CHEMISTRY
ENDOCRINOLOGY
Procedure Units Ref Range
TSH 306.000 H ulU/mL 0.300-4.00
T4 Free 0.33 L ng/dL 0.80-1.80
Thyroid Interp : In adults these values could reflect: Hypothyroidism, Possible Pituitary Failure
I no longer have health insurance . When I had the ultrasound done I was maybe 12 weeks pregnant and was covered by pregnancy Medicaid . I was scheduled for an aspiration , but my insurance canceled the day before the appointment . Now it is a struggle to figure out how to seek further medical attention . I was/am not sure how bad it could be to go any longer without treatment or medication . I do however , plan on going to the ER again at some point if the symptoms or unbearable and I seem to be reaching that breaking point . Thank you once again . This truly is taking a toll on me . I am lacking so much energy and find it hard to make it through the day , but somehow motivate myself to fulfill my stay at home motherly duties .
Can you post the ultrasound report? Have you had tests for TPO antibodies done?
Any tests for TPO antibodies done ? Vitamin B12 levels?