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BBC sports presenter Clare Balding has said she is "hugely relieved" by news that her treatment for thyroid cancer has been successful.BBC sports presenter Clare Balding has said she is "hugely relieved" by news that her treatment for thyroid cancer has been successful.
"I received the results from my post-treatment scan and it looks as if the radioactive iodine has done its job," the 38-year-old wrote on her website."I received the results from my post-treatment scan and it looks as if the radioactive iodine has done its job," the 38-year-old wrote on her website.
"There are no signs of the thyroid cancer having spread anywhere else so all is looking happy and rosy.""There are no signs of the thyroid cancer having spread anywhere else so all is looking happy and rosy."
The TV presenter had her thyroid gland and a cyst removed earlier this year.The TV presenter had her thyroid gland and a cyst removed earlier this year.
She said she was "very grateful" for the support she received from fellow sufferers who had got in touch. She said she was "very grateful" for the support she received from other cancer patients who had got in touch.
'Full steam ahead''Full steam ahead'
"I can't tell you how much this helped me get through the treatment process," she added."I can't tell you how much this helped me get through the treatment process," she added.
"Now it's full steam ahead with a busy summer of work, starting with Rome next weekend where I'll be at the World Swimming Championships.""Now it's full steam ahead with a busy summer of work, starting with Rome next weekend where I'll be at the World Swimming Championships."
Thyroid cancer is a rare form of the disease that affects about 1,750 people every year in the UK.Thyroid cancer is a rare form of the disease that affects about 1,750 people every year in the UK.
Symptoms include a lump in the neck, a hoarse voice, a sore throat and difficulty swallowing that does not get better.Symptoms include a lump in the neck, a hoarse voice, a sore throat and difficulty swallowing that does not get better.
Speaking earlier this year, Balding said she spotted a lump on her throat while watching herself on TV at Christmas.Speaking earlier this year, Balding said she spotted a lump on her throat while watching herself on TV at Christmas.