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Could The Dizzy Spells And Crying Fits Be Due To Follicular Lesion On The Thyroid?

I have a 2.8cm follicular lesion on my Thyroid.....The FNA couldn t determine whether cancer is present or not I am scheduled for surgery on April 23rd......I have been having dizzy spells can this be associated with the nodule....I am also have crying fits for no reason and very shaky
Tue, 7 Jun 2016
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Hello and thank you for asking!
I can understand your concern and i am trying to give you some more information regarding to your query.
The symptoms related to the nodule may be due to its mechanical compression to the adjacent structure and may be; cough or difficulty in swallowing or breathing. in general they happen when the nodule is too big.
You didn't mention how the thyroid function is, i.e; thyroid hormonal level. If it is compromentated than the thyroid may be the cause of your symptoms.
Hope the information will help.
Kind regards,
Dr.Mirjeta
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Could The Dizzy Spells And Crying Fits Be Due To Follicular Lesion On The Thyroid?

Hello and thank you for asking! I can understand your concern and i am trying to give you some more information regarding to your query. The symptoms related to the nodule may be due to its mechanical compression to the adjacent structure and may be; cough or difficulty in swallowing or breathing. in general they happen when the nodule is too big. You didn t mention how the thyroid function is, i.e; thyroid hormonal level. If it is compromentated than the thyroid may be the cause of your symptoms. Hope the information will help. Kind regards, Dr.Mirjeta