Abstract
Here, we report the case of a 35-year-old man who presented with fever and swelling on right side of neck. Radiological examination pointed towards a diagnosis of cancer for which total thyroidectomy along with neck dissection was done. Histopathology ndings conrmed papillary thyroid carcinoma and incidental nding of Hodgkin's lymphoma in lymph nodes. The patient was started on chemotherapy (ABVD) and his symptoms started to improve. The second primary malignancy is a second malignant neoplasm occurring in a patient with known cancer. This case highlights the uncommon phenomenon of the double primary malignancy of PTC and HL and the medical challenges involved in management of such cases
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