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Should I be worried about these results?

I had a CT scan done of my head and neck and it showed that my thyroid didn't look right and that my lymph nodes in my neck were all swollen.  The follow up ultrasound showed that I have a cyst on each side of my thyroid, (size unknown), and the radiologist states that they are unsure if the other things they saw were my lymph nodes or not so I now have to have another CT scan with contrast.  My PCP isn't concerned but I am constantly tired, fight to stay awake throughout the day, and my depression seems worse.  She said my blood work she did was all normal so she's not worried but I am.
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If you are in the U.S. the doctor is required by law to give you a copy of your test results upon request.   It is a good idea to always get a copy and then write on there your meds and dosages and supplements, along with how you were feeling and any symptoms you had.  Those then become very useful references for the future.  
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Please post your thyroid related test results and reference ranges shown on the lab report.
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I do not have the results, she did not give me the numbers.  She just ran the TSH and told me it's normal.  I have tried getting them and will keep trying so I have them myself.
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