2. Endocrine
3. A Walk in the Park

By John • October 16, 2018

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I never noticed any symptoms but some blood work showed elevated PTH. I was referred to Dr. Yeh who removed my hyperthyroid. It was quick and painless with a minimal incision.
It all flowed very smoothly, everything was on time- no issues. It was a walk in the park. The surgery was 4 weeks ago. I don't have any scarring There is a small lump that I am told will dissipate.

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