**Thyroid pathology** Pathology is the branch of medicine that provides diagnostic information to patients and doctors. Pathology is important in almost every aspect of patient care, from diagnosing cancer to managing chronic diseases through careful testing. The examination of cells and tissues under the microscope is characterized. The report may also contain information about the size, shape, and appearance of a specimen to the naked eye. Disorders are basically divided into two main categories: - Endocrine glands - Neoplastic (a factor that causes benign or malignant tumors) Endocrine disease leads to disturbances in the level of thyroid hormones, which manifests itself as hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism. Neoplastic thyroid disease is generally not very common, but it can range from harmless adenomas (benign tumors of glandular tissue origin) to highly aggressive carcinomas (malignant thyroid tumors)* In most hospitals, the final pathology report is prepared a few days after the primary thyroid surgery. According to its answer, if the patient needs a second operation to remove the remaining part of the thyroid gland, he must be hospitalized again. It takes two weeks... Another point that is very important is how to continue taking levothyroxine after thyroid surgery. During the surgery, the thyroid surgeon provides some of the thyroid tissue to the pathologist. This sample is tested and it is determined whether it is benign or malignant.. The result of this test is very important in determining the type of surgery and the treatment required after surgery. One of the types of pathology is frozen pathology or immediate pathology during surgery. is.... in case of a benign diagnosis, levothyroxine is prescribed immediately after surgery and the patient starts taking it.... but if the pathological result is stopped, levothyroxine must be stopped.... levothyroxine is prescribed.... the patient must take this medicine after iodine treatment.... Contact us for a consultation with the **best thyroid surgeon**.

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