Ultrasound of the thyroid gland is generally charged in accordance with the standard fee for ultrasound of superficial organs. The specific cost varies from region to region and hospital to hospital, and is generally in the range of a few tens to a hundred dollars, which is generally a relatively low price. Ultrasound of the thyroid gland plays a very important role in the diagnosis of thyroid diseases. Ultrasound is able to see small nodules of a few millimeters and is an important tool for early screening of thyroid cancer. Ultrasound also has a high accuracy rate in determining the benignity and malignancy of thyroid nodules. In addition, since thyroid disease may be accompanied by abnormalities in the lymph nodes of the neck, many hospitals nowadays need to scan the lymph nodes of the neck bilaterally during thyroid examination. If there are any abnormalities in the lymph nodes or parathyroid glands in the neck, they are usually reflected in the ultrasound report of the thyroid gland and no additional fees are usually required. The cost of thyroid ultrasound varies from hospital to hospital, and each hospital does not have the right to set its own fees, as medical fees are set by the local health administration and the price department according to the specific situation in the area. Generally speaking, the basis of this fee is to make it affordable for the general public. Generally, the price of thyroid ultrasound ranges from a few tens of dollars to about a hundred dollars. Therefore, thyroid ultrasound is relatively inexpensive and acceptable to the general public.