Uneven density of the thyroid gland is a descriptive imaging term, such as uneven density of the bilateral lobes suggests the possibility of thyroid nodules, thyroiditis, hyperthyroidism, and other disorders. If the density is limited, it may be a thyroid nodule, and if the density is diffusely uneven in both lobes of the thyroid, it may be thyroiditis or hyperthyroidism. Uneven density of the thyroid gland is a description of the density of the thyroid gland by ultrasound or CT of the neck. If it is a diffuse uneven density of the bilateral lobes, it may be thyroiditis, such as subacute thyroiditis, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, etc., and it may also be hyperthyroidism. In this case, it is necessary to combine with thyroid function and other biochemical indicators to make a comprehensive diagnosis. If the density is limited uneven, it may be the occurrence of nodules in the thyroid gland. Common benign nodules include nodular goiter and thyroid cysts, while malignant nodules include thyroid cancer with gravel-like calcification. If you feel unwell, please go to the hospital.