Cure thyroid nodules? Is thyroid nodules cured?

Thyroid nodules can be more numerous**. The causes of thyroid nodules are different, how much they are different, and the most important methods that need to be adopted are also different. If it is nodular thyroiditis, because it is mostly manifested as small nodules and too much, it is not suitable for surgery, and the main **measure should be to do a good job of **control, usually not**.

If it is a single thyroid nodule, it is mostly a benign space-occupying disease, which can be surgically removed, and it has the best effect after surgery. However, relatively small nodules may not necessarily be medicated**, you can observe them first and do regular reexaminations.

Most thyroid nodules do not require special **, and asymptomatic benign nodules generally require regular follow-up. Symptomatic benign nodules can be cleared by medication, surgery, radiofrequency ablation, etc. If the thyroid nodule is a malignant tumor, most thyroid cancers can also achieve clinical ** and have a good prognosis.

Generally, most benign thyroid nodules should be not, mainly depending on whether the nodules have function, whether they have malignant transformation, and whether they have compression problems. Most benign nodules that are nonfunctional, have no painful symptoms, and are not malignant can be observed first. Once there is functional decline or hyperactivity, intervention**or traditional**, if malignant metastasis is suspected, surgery may be required**.

Thyroid disease varies from person to person, and the method varies depending on the condition.

A common thyroid disease is hyperthyroidism, which is a symptom caused by excessive secretion of thyroid hormones in the body, and is more common in women than in men.

The manifestations of hyperthyroidism include polyphagia, heat intolerance, excessive sweating, palpitations, hand tremors, protrusion, neck swelling, and in severe cases, hyperthyroidism can also be accompanied by heart disease.

There are three common methods for hyperthyroidism, one drug, two surgery, and three iodine 131. However, each ** plan has its own advantages and disadvantages, and it needs to be selected according to the patient's condition and personal wishes.

These two hypoechoic boundaries in the left and right lobes of the thyroid gland are relatively clear. There was no major problem at that time, there was no medicine to take this one, and this usually kept me in a good mood, and then you could see if there was any problem with thyroid function? Three-month review, if not long, then need a year to check if it is long?

Qinqin is happy to answer for you: Some of the thyroid nodules can be cured, and some of the nodules can be controlled by **, but they are difficult to cure. Thyroid nodules are the main manifestations of spring disease, including autoimmune diseases of the thyroid gland, thyroid inflammation and tumors.

At present, the hospital does not have a very systematic program for thyroid nodules, mainly advocating surgical resection and hormone regulation, but the condition has not reached the degree of deterioration, surgical resection will hurt the fundamentals, and it is easy to cause hyperthyroidism after surgery. At present, in addition to surgery, the most effective treatment method for thyroid nodules is to remove prostate toxin**, soften and disperse knots, and gradually soften, decompose and eliminate thyroid nodules. **The thyroid gland still needs a professional conditioning plan to get rid of medical treatment, and at the same time, pay attention to the regular diet and adequate sleep is also a must.

It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination, and the results of the old Hu Xuan examination in the hospital shall prevail!

There has been controversy about the clinical treatment of thyroid nodules, and some experts believe that if benign nodules do not cause clinical symptoms, especially small nodules, they should be actively re-observed as the main starting point. However, it is embarrassing that this treatment does not allow the patient to get rid of the real anxiety and worry about the nodule, and the patient often has a significant sense of passive waiting and insecurity.

Thyroid nodules are a frequent and common disease of the endocrine system, with a high incidence in people aged 30 to 50 years. The prevalence of thyroid nodules obtained by palpation is 3% to 7%, and the prevalence of thyroid nodules obtained by high-resolution ultrasound examination is 20% to 76%. In recent years, with the high incidence of thyroid nodules, the incidence of thyroid cancer has also shown a significant upward trend.

Thyroid nodules are scattered lesions caused by abnormal local growth of thyroid cells. Although palpable, most patients with thyroid nodules are asymptomatic, and clinical manifestations may occur when combined with thyroid dysfunction. Some patients have compression symptoms such as hoarseness, pressure sensation, and difficulty breathing or swallowing due to the nodule compressing the surrounding tissues, which often brings great distress to the patient.

According to experts in the industry, although the incidence of thyroid nodules is very high, the vast majority of them are benign. Many doctors recommend a follow-up test, saying that the rate of cancer is low.

However, this does not mean that thyroid nodules are unrelated to thyroid cancer, if the nodule increases rapidly in size in a short period of time, it should be highly valued and carried out**, while single nodules are best treated with microwave ablation**. Regarding thyroid nodules, why are doctors and patients very entangled?

In contrast to the surgical procedure for thyroid nodules**, conventional open surgery involves the complete removal of thyroid nodules and the removal of a portion of normal thyroid tissue. Traditional minimally invasive surgery, although it ensures that there is no obvious scar on the neck, the surgical path is long, and the operation from the chest punch and cannula is much more traumatic than the traditional open surgery. In addition, micronodules and deep nodules cannot be found in general, and multiple nodules are not easy to completely remove.

There has been controversy about the clinical treatment of thyroid nodules, and some experts believe that if benign nodules do not cause clinical symptoms, especially small nodules, they should be actively re-observed.

However, it is embarrassing that this treatment does not allow the patient to get rid of the real anxiety and worry about the nodule, and the patient often has a significant sense of passive waiting and insecurity. Other experts believe that although the vast majority of thyroid nodules are benign, there are also potential malignant risks, especially when there are localized suspicious malignant tissues in some benign nodules, surgery should be taken**, once the pathology confirms that the nodules are not malignant after surgery, patients have regretted the sequelae such as surgical scars or hoarseness left after neck surgery, and even lifelong medication.

In recent years, physical examinations have found that the incidence of thyroid nodules is increasing, and whether thyroid nodules can be cured depends on their nature. If the thyroid nodule is a secondary nodule to a simple onychoma, it may shrink or even disappear to a certain extent through traditional Chinese medicine. If the nodule is a solid neoplastic nodule of thyroid adenoma after examination, it is generally difficult to eliminate, and regular re-examination can be carried out to observe whether it is stable; If the nodule is considered to be a suspicious cancerous nodule or has been clinically considered to be a cancerous nodule, it is necessary to actively undergo surgery**, and thyroid hormone feedback suppression** should be performed after surgery**, and good results can be obtained through continuous treatment**.

Because most of the thyroid cancerous nodules develop very slowly, and the impact on future work and life is not very large, you should not worry too much and be afraid.