Re: Newbie Here Could Use Some Help....Please...

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You're in the right group. There's a lot of very informed people here. I've learned alot in the short time I've been involved. Welcome to the group! Spiffemptynestfour wrote: Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple bilateral lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT Scan)I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib and evassive about the

results. He just told me to go see the ENT.I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know what this is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your experience is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I experienced.I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get feedback from those who have been or are going through the same experiences.Thanks for listening and your time.....Sincerely,EmptyNestFour

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You're in the right group. There's a lot of very informed people here. I've learned alot in the short time I've been involved. Welcome to the group! Spiffemptynestfour wrote: Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple bilateral lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT Scan)I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib and evassive about the

results. He just told me to go see the ENT.I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know what this is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your experience is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I experienced.I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get feedback from those who have been or are going through the same experiences.Thanks for listening and your time.....Sincerely,EmptyNestFour

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Thanks for the " welcome mat " Spiff. It's good to be on board and

eager to learn as much as I can re: thyroid problems. It's been

a " heck of a ride " since diagnosed last year w/hypothyroidism and now

lymphadennopathy......Life is full of surprises as they say and is it

ever.

Again, thanks for the post.

Sincerely,

EmptyNest4

> Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed

w/Multiple bilateral

> lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT Scan)

> I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

>

> My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib and

> evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

>

> I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know what

this

> is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your

experience

> is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I experienced.

>

> I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get

feedback

> from those who have been or are going through the same experiences.

> Thanks for listening and your time.....

> Sincerely,

> EmptyNestFour

>

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I do not know what type of disease that is, and is it, in some way, related

to thyroid disease? I know that lymphoma is, but this I don't know about?

Newbie Here Could Use Some

Help....Please...

> Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple bilateral

> lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT Scan)

> I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

>

> My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib and

> evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

>

> I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know what this

> is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your experience

> is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I experienced.

>

> I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get feedback

> from those who have been or are going through the same experiences.

> Thanks for listening and your time.....

> Sincerely,

> EmptyNestFour

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Hi,

Just did a search using lymphadenopathy and there are several hits.

From what I understand it is an infection in the lymph nodes and

from what you are saying they are now going to investigate as to why

they are there. We all get them to a point when we get colds, flu

etc: but as with anything there is a range from minor ailments to

something that could be serious. They will most likely, after an

exam, do a biopsy depending on your endo as to whether it is fine

needle or like an out patient thing. I would recommend that you

follow up and make sure why you have this condition. Try not to

worry and please let us know how you get on.

Dawn

>

> I do not know what type of disease that is, and is it, in some

way, related

> to thyroid disease? I know that lymphoma is, but this I don't

know about?

>

>

>

> Newbie Here Could Use Some

> Help....Please...

>

>

> > Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple

bilateral

> > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT

Scan)

> > I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

> >

> > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib

and

> > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

> >

> > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know

what this

> > is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your

experience

> > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I

experienced.

> >

> > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get

feedback

> > from those who have been or are going through the same

experiences.

> > Thanks for listening and your time.....

> > Sincerely,

> > EmptyNestFour

>

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Hi,

Just did a search using lymphadenopathy and there are several hits.

From what I understand it is an infection in the lymph nodes and

from what you are saying they are now going to investigate as to why

they are there. We all get them to a point when we get colds, flu

etc: but as with anything there is a range from minor ailments to

something that could be serious. They will most likely, after an

exam, do a biopsy depending on your endo as to whether it is fine

needle or like an out patient thing. I would recommend that you

follow up and make sure why you have this condition. Try not to

worry and please let us know how you get on.

Dawn

>

> I do not know what type of disease that is, and is it, in some

way, related

> to thyroid disease? I know that lymphoma is, but this I don't

know about?

>

>

>

> Newbie Here Could Use Some

> Help....Please...

>

>

> > Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple

bilateral

> > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT

Scan)

> > I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

> >

> > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib

and

> > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

> >

> > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know

what this

> > is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your

experience

> > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I

experienced.

> >

> > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get

feedback

> > from those who have been or are going through the same

experiences.

> > Thanks for listening and your time.....

> > Sincerely,

> > EmptyNestFour

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Just did a search using lymphadenopathy and there are several hits.

From what I understand it is an infection in the lymph nodes and

from what you are saying they are now going to investigate as to why

they are there. We all get them to a point when we get colds, flu

etc: but as with anything there is a range from minor ailments to

something that could be serious. They will most likely, after an

exam, do a biopsy depending on your endo as to whether it is fine

needle or like an out patient thing. I would recommend that you

follow up and make sure why you have this condition. Try not to

worry and please let us know how you get on.

Dawn

>

> I do not know what type of disease that is, and is it, in some

way, related

> to thyroid disease? I know that lymphoma is, but this I don't

know about?

>

>

>

> Newbie Here Could Use Some

> Help....Please...

>

>

> > Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple

bilateral

> > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT

Scan)

> > I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

> >

> > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib

and

> > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

> >

> > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know

what this

> > is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your

experience

> > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I

experienced.

> >

> > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get

feedback

> > from those who have been or are going through the same

experiences.

> > Thanks for listening and your time.....

> > Sincerely,

> > EmptyNestFour

>

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Ya, a ride we'd all rather NOT be on.....My mustang colt had less twists than this stuff! Seriously! Spiffemptynestfour wrote: Thanks for the "welcome mat" Spiff. It's good to be on board and eager to learn as much as I can re: thyroid problems. It's been a "heck of a ride" since diagnosed last year w/hypothyroidism and now lymphadennopathy......Life is full of surprises as they say and is it ever.Again, thanks for the

post.Sincerely,EmptyNest4> Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple bilateral > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT Scan)> I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.> > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib and > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.> > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know what this > is or if you've experienced

the above diagnosis what your experience > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I experienced.> > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get feedback > from those who have been or are going through the same experiences.> Thanks for listening and your time.....> Sincerely,> EmptyNestFour> > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> Groups are talking. We & acute;re listening. Check out the handy changes to Yahoo! Groups.>

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Ya, a ride we'd all rather NOT be on.....My mustang colt had less twists than this stuff! Seriously! Spiffemptynestfour wrote: Thanks for the "welcome mat" Spiff. It's good to be on board and eager to learn as much as I can re: thyroid problems. It's been a "heck of a ride" since diagnosed last year w/hypothyroidism and now lymphadennopathy......Life is full of surprises as they say and is it ever.Again, thanks for the

post.Sincerely,EmptyNest4> Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple bilateral > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT Scan)> I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.> > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib and > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.> > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know what this > is or if you've experienced

the above diagnosis what your experience > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I experienced.> > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get feedback > from those who have been or are going through the same experiences.> Thanks for listening and your time.....> Sincerely,> EmptyNestFour> > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> Groups are talking. We & acute;re listening. Check out the handy changes to Yahoo! Groups.>

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Ya, a ride we'd all rather NOT be on.....My mustang colt had less twists than this stuff! Seriously! Spiffemptynestfour wrote: Thanks for the "welcome mat" Spiff. It's good to be on board and eager to learn as much as I can re: thyroid problems. It's been a "heck of a ride" since diagnosed last year w/hypothyroidism and now lymphadennopathy......Life is full of surprises as they say and is it ever.Again, thanks for the

post.Sincerely,EmptyNest4> Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple bilateral > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT Scan)> I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.> > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib and > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.> > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know what this > is or if you've experienced

the above diagnosis what your experience > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I experienced.> > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get feedback > from those who have been or are going through the same experiences.> Thanks for listening and your time.....> Sincerely,> EmptyNestFour> > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> Groups are talking. We & acute;re listening. Check out the handy changes to Yahoo! Groups.>

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From what I understand the thyroid/lymphnodes/lymphadenpathy can be

all related because of the location. They are all located in neck

area.

I'm learning more w/each Dr.'s visit and researching online as much

as possible. Hopefully, I'll get a handle on this soon.

Thanks, for your reply.

In The_Thyroid_Support_Group , " "

wrote:

>

> I do not know what type of disease that is, and is it, in some way,

related

> to thyroid disease? I know that lymphoma is, but this I don't know

about?

>

>

>

> Newbie Here Could Use Some

> Help....Please...

>

>

> > Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple

bilateral

> > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT

Scan)

> > I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

> >

> > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib

and

> > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

> >

> > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know

what this

> > is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your

experience

> > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I

experienced.

> >

> > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get

feedback

> > from those who have been or are going through the same

experiences.

> > Thanks for listening and your time.....

> > Sincerely,

> > EmptyNestFour

>

[Guest guest]

From what I understand the thyroid/lymphnodes/lymphadenpathy can be

all related because of the location. They are all located in neck

area.

I'm learning more w/each Dr.'s visit and researching online as much

as possible. Hopefully, I'll get a handle on this soon.

Thanks, for your reply.

In The_Thyroid_Support_Group , " "

wrote:

>

> I do not know what type of disease that is, and is it, in some way,

related

> to thyroid disease? I know that lymphoma is, but this I don't know

about?

>

>

>

> Newbie Here Could Use Some

> Help....Please...

>

>

> > Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple

bilateral

> > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT

Scan)

> > I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

> >

> > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib

and

> > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

> >

> > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know

what this

> > is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your

experience

> > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I

experienced.

> >

> > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get

feedback

> > from those who have been or are going through the same

experiences.

> > Thanks for listening and your time.....

> > Sincerely,

> > EmptyNestFour

>

[Guest guest]

From what I understand the thyroid/lymphnodes/lymphadenpathy can be

all related because of the location. They are all located in neck

area.

I'm learning more w/each Dr.'s visit and researching online as much

as possible. Hopefully, I'll get a handle on this soon.

Thanks, for your reply.

In The_Thyroid_Support_Group , " "

wrote:

>

> I do not know what type of disease that is, and is it, in some way,

related

> to thyroid disease? I know that lymphoma is, but this I don't know

about?

>

>

>

> Newbie Here Could Use Some

> Help....Please...

>

>

> > Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple

bilateral

> > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT

Scan)

> > I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

> >

> > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib

and

> > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

> >

> > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know

what this

> > is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your

experience

> > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I

experienced.

> >

> > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get

feedback

> > from those who have been or are going through the same

experiences.

> > Thanks for listening and your time.....

> > Sincerely,

> > EmptyNestFour

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Dawn,

How thoughtful of you to take the time research " lymphadenopathy. "

You did a great job at that....

Everything you mentioned is accurate and I go in for the biopsy

tomorrow. Are you sure you're not a M.D.?(ha)

I'm doing my best not to worry by staying busy and taking a mini

weekend vacation to try and relax.

Hopefully, by next week it will be all good news.

Thank-you for your kindness and concern. I'll keep you posted.

Sincerely,

EmptyNest4

> >

> > I do not know what type of disease that is, and is it, in some

> way, related

> > to thyroid disease? I know that lymphoma is, but this I don't

> know about?

> >

> >

> >

> > Newbie Here Could Use Some

> > Help....Please...

> >

> >

> > > Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple

> bilateral

> > > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT

> Scan)

> > > I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

> > >

> > > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib

> and

> > > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

> > >

> > > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know

> what this

> > > is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your

> experience

> > > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I

> experienced.

> > >

> > > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get

> feedback

> > > from those who have been or are going through the same

> experiences.

> > > Thanks for listening and your time.....

> > > Sincerely,

> > > EmptyNestFour

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Dawn,

How thoughtful of you to take the time research " lymphadenopathy. "

You did a great job at that....

Everything you mentioned is accurate and I go in for the biopsy

tomorrow. Are you sure you're not a M.D.?(ha)

I'm doing my best not to worry by staying busy and taking a mini

weekend vacation to try and relax.

Hopefully, by next week it will be all good news.

Thank-you for your kindness and concern. I'll keep you posted.

Sincerely,

EmptyNest4

> >

> > I do not know what type of disease that is, and is it, in some

> way, related

> > to thyroid disease? I know that lymphoma is, but this I don't

> know about?

> >

> >

> >

> > Newbie Here Could Use Some

> > Help....Please...

> >

> >

> > > Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple

> bilateral

> > > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT

> Scan)

> > > I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

> > >

> > > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib

> and

> > > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

> > >

> > > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know

> what this

> > > is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your

> experience

> > > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I

> experienced.

> > >

> > > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get

> feedback

> > > from those who have been or are going through the same

> experiences.

> > > Thanks for listening and your time.....

> > > Sincerely,

> > > EmptyNestFour

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Dawn,

How thoughtful of you to take the time research " lymphadenopathy. "

You did a great job at that....

Everything you mentioned is accurate and I go in for the biopsy

tomorrow. Are you sure you're not a M.D.?(ha)

I'm doing my best not to worry by staying busy and taking a mini

weekend vacation to try and relax.

Hopefully, by next week it will be all good news.

Thank-you for your kindness and concern. I'll keep you posted.

Sincerely,

EmptyNest4

> >

> > I do not know what type of disease that is, and is it, in some

> way, related

> > to thyroid disease? I know that lymphoma is, but this I don't

> know about?

> >

> >

> >

> > Newbie Here Could Use Some

> > Help....Please...

> >

> >

> > > Hi...I'm a 48 yr. old female who's been diagnosed w/Multiple

> bilateral

> > > lymphadenopathy seen in the lower anterior cervical region.(CT

> Scan)

> > > I can't even pronounce this much less understand it.

> > >

> > > My Endo. is sending me to see a ENT next week. He was very glib

> and

> > > evassive about the results. He just told me to go see the ENT.

> > >

> > > I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give who might know

> what this

> > > is or if you've experienced the above diagnosis what your

> experience

> > > is/was? My neck/shoulder pain were the only symptoms I

> experienced.

> > >

> > > I'm so glad to have found this board. It always helps to get

> feedback

> > > from those who have been or are going through the same

> experiences.

> > > Thanks for listening and your time.....

> > > Sincerely,

> > > EmptyNestFour

> >

>