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My Shirts Grew Tight Though I Ate Less Than Before

The Specialist Asked About My Days Before Anything Else

I reached the chamber with my elder brother and a file of old papers. The specialist did not reach for his prescription pad. He asked when the tightness around my stomach started, how my appetite had changed, and how I slept. He asked whether I felt the cold more than others, and how the tiredness behaved on long van trips.

A Gentle Hand on My Neck, Then the Old Reports

Only after the whole story did he examine me. He placed his fingers lightly at the front of my neck and asked me to swallow. Then he read every earlier blood report, page by page, before mentioning treatment. In simple words, he explained that the gland seemed to be working more slowly than my body needed. That fitted the weight, the puffiness and the heavy head.

His Medicine Went on a Fresh Page of Its Own

My own doctor's medicines stayed exactly as written; he crossed out nothing and told me to carry on as before. His own medicine for the gland went on a separate page, taken exactly as written there. While his assistant copied my reports, I opened the medicine specialists listed for Manikganj on my phone, to know who else sat nearby. He fixed a return visit, with fresh blood reports after some weeks. If a swelling ever grew at my neck, he said, a surgeon would see it rather than anyone watching quietly.

What I Asked Before Leaving His Chamber

Can I keep driving the van while this goes on?

He said the heavy, drained feeling mattered for a van driver. I should notice whether it eased over the coming weeks. If it grew worse on driving days, I was to call the chamber, not push through.

Why did he study my old blood reports for so long?

One report shows only one day, he told me. The older ones showed how the gland had behaved across many months. He wanted that full picture before deciding anything.

Do I stop the medicines my own doctor gave me?

No. Those medicines continue exactly as written, and his own sits on a separate page. He told me never to adjust a dose at home. Any change would be discussed face to face at a visit.

What was he feeling for at the front of my neck?

His fingers judged the gland's size and shape, and checked for any swelling. Swallowing moved it under his fingers, telling him more than looking could.

After how long does he want fresh blood reports from me?

He wrote the return week on my prescription before I left. Fresh reports are to be done shortly before that visit. I will take the old file along with them.

Which signs did he say must never wait for the next visit?

A neck swelling that grows fast, making swallowing hard or breathing tight, means going the same day. So does a heart pounding very fast or unevenly, with chest pain or a faint feeling. Fever with the whole body shaking and the heart racing is another. So is feeling unusually sleepy or muddled in the head.