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    <title>Tg still high after surgery and 2 rounds of RAI...</title>
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    <pubDate>Sat, 18 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <description>A big hello to everyone...I have been away for awhile due to continuing health issues but I have been keeping up to date with everyone here and am always sending out my strength...
I shall try to make this quite short and would so very grateful for any feedback at all...After having a TT and neck dissection in Dec. 2010 I underwent first round of RAI. &amp;nbsp;Tg levels dropped to 5.8 on thyroid meds but went to 22.5 off of meds. Went in for second round of RAI, and 6 months after that Tg levels were 2.1 on meds and 15.6 off meds. &amp;nbsp;My doctors have scheduled me for a third round of RAI this Monday and have told me I have a "difficult case" of thyca. &amp;nbsp;I was told my body was clearly still reacting to the iodine but my numbers were not dropping to adequate levels. &amp;nbsp;The doctor suggested the cancer may have spread to another area in my body but that either way RAI would be of help. &amp;nbsp;I am also scheduled for another ultrasound 1 week after my upcoming RAI treatment. &amp;nbsp;Has anyone experienced anything similar? &amp;nbsp;If so, what was your docs course of action? Any tips or advice would be gratefully received...I am sure I have forgotten vital information here-so please feel free to ask if I have missed anything out. &amp;nbsp;I am writing with a slightly fuzzy mind after being off my meds for 4 weeks in preparation for the RAI treatment, so please accept my apologies in advance!
I wish you all much strength...</description>
      <author>carolinak1979</author>
      <pubDate>Fri, 27 May 2011 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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