08/24/2026
Got To Go
For Another
BIOPSY
Im A 3
Which Is Good
Better Then
5 OR 6
So Waiting Game Again
An atypical thyroid biopsy with a 5% to 15% risk of cancer typically corresponds to Bethesda Category III (Atypia of Undetermined Significance or Follicular Lesion of Undetermined Significance, AUS/FLUS), meaning cells look slightly unusual but are neither clearly benign nor clearly malignant.Understanding Your ResultWhat it means: The lab saw some abnormal cells, but there were not enough clear signs to make a definite diagnosis.Cancer risk: There is a low-to-moderate chance (about 5% to 15%) that the nodule is cancerous.Not definitive: This is an indeterminate result, meaning the biopsy cannot yet rule out or confirm cancer.Common Next StepsRepeat FNA:
My Specialist Is Repeating The Fine-Needle Spiration Biopsy Again In ThecNext Month
If Don't Anything Or Show The Same Thing
Then Special Requests
Following standard medical pathways used across Quebec and Canada when two biopsies fail to give a clear result, the next steps include:Molecular Testing: Specialized genetic tests run on the biopsy sample to check for cancer-associated gene changes, though coverage and availability under the Quebec public plan can vary and must be coordinated by your specialist.
GODS PLAN 🙏
