@vivib, please note that I removed the test results that you uploaded. I did this because they contained personal identifying information about you. Connect is a public site and we take your security seriously. If you would like to repost the test results, please feel free to do, but take care to remove full names, patient numbers, addresses of both yourself and the care provider.

Viv, you are asking all the right questions about the findings of your diagnostic tests. These are questions best answered by your doctor, as she/he can talk specifically about what they mean for you. It is not uncommon for the results of a biospy to be "indeterminant". An indeterminate lesion means that the cells do not look normal and more investigation is needed. That's why your doctor order the ThyroSeq Genomic Classifier test for you. You can read more about this test here:

- ThyroSeq test helps patients avoid unnecessary diagnostic thyroid surgery, study shows https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-11-thyroseq-patients-unnecessary-diagnostic-thyroid.html

Additionally, here's some information about the term hypoechoic
- What Does a Hypoechoic Nodule on My Thyroid Mean?https://www.healthline.com/health/hypoechoic-nodule

Once your doctor has all the information from all the tests, then you both will have a clearer of what is going on and what's next. When will you see your doctor next to discuss the completed results?