About 3 years ago, my MRIs showed a thyroid goiter. Now I have multinodular thyroid goiter. My iodine and thyroid levels are considered normal, but I am considering asking for a referral to someone who specializes in endocrinology. Many of the symptoms I suffer, from what I've read, could be caused by overactive thyroid.
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Please let me know how it goes. I haven't been able to get my neurologist to refer me to endocrinologist. Or any other specialist as far as that goes. I will be very interested to hear what you find out. I do hope you your tests don't indicate anything too difficult for you to deal with.