Best Thyroid Lobectomy Removal Surgery Doctors
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Dr. Aashish Reddy Bande
MD, DM (Endocrinology)
Consultant Endocrinologist
2 awards
Dr. Arun Mukka
MD, DM (Endocrinology)
15 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Endocrinologist
1 awards
Dr. D. Vijay Sheker Reddy
DNB (General Medicine), DM (Endocrinology)
24 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Endocrinologist & Diabetes Specialist
Dr. Datta Reddy Aakiti
MD, DM (Endrocrinology)
8 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Endocrinologist
1 awards
Dr. Raman Boddula
MD, DM (Endocrinology SGPGI), FIMSA (Fellow of International Medical Sciences Academy)
22 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Endocrinologist
1 awards
Dr. Vidya Tickoo
MBBS, DNB (Internal Medicine), DNB (Endocrinology) - Gold Medalist
6 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Endocrinologist & Diabetologist
3 awards
FAQ’S
Is a thyroid lobectomy major surgery?
Thyroidectomy surgery is a common but major process with some serious risks and possible complications. The two most common risks for this surgery are: severe damage to the parathyroid glands and damage to the recurrent laryngeal nerves.
What kind of surgeon removes thyroid?
If one requires a thyroid removal, then the patient should go to a highly experienced ENT surgeon, who performs this surgery along with a general surgeon.
How serious is thyroid removal surgery?
Thyroidectomy surgery is a common but major process with some serious risks and possible complications. The two most common risks for this surgery are: severe damage to the parathyroid glands and damage to the recurrent laryngeal nerves.
How long does it take to recover from thyroid lobectomy?
Most of the people recover in 1-2 weeks after the thyroid removal surgery. For 1 week you shouldn’t drive to make sure the best result from the surgery. During the recovery process the patient should follow the guidelines given by the physician.
Can thyroid surgery affect voice?
Temporary voice tiring, hoarse sound, and weakness sometimes can occur when one or more of the nerves are irritated during the surgery or because of inflammation that happens after the operation. Injury to a chronic laryngeal nerve can cause you to lose your voice or become hoarse.