The problem of cold thyroid nodules is not cancer

"Cold nodules" may be cancerous, but multiple "cold nodules" are mostly benign adenomas or nodules, thyroid nodules, and their nature can only be determined after pathological examination of the excised specimen, so pathological examination is recommended.

Thyroid nodules are divided into two categories: benign and malignant, with the vast majority of benign nodules and less than 1% of malignant nodules. According to the ** of nodules, they can be divided into: nodular goiter, inflammatory nodules, toxic nodular goiter, thyroid cysts, thyroid tumors, etc.

Not necessarily. It may also be a benign tumor.

However, surgery is recommended.

Even cancer is not terrible, and many thyroid cancer surgeries can**.

Cold nodules are common, but not absolute, thyroid cancer.

Yes, very sensitive to cold, in fact, this is also a symptom of early thyroid nodules. It indicates a decline in physical functioning.

Particularly sensitive to cold. Therefore, when you have this kind of disease, you should try to keep warm, as if you should eat more hot things and not catch a cold.

Yes, because the thyroid secretion of this group of people is unstable, they will also be particularly sensitive to cold.

Yes, because the body's resistance is not good, it will be very afraid of cold.

Thyroid nodule calcification refers to the calcium deposition in the nodule due to a variety of reasons, and when the acoustic impedance of the reflection interface is large, it appears as a variety of strong echoes in different forms on the B-ultrasound image, with or without acoustic shadows in the back. Specifically, thyroid calcification refers to the phenomenon of calcium deposition in thyroid nodules.

Calcification of nodules may be malignant or benign.

Benign thyroid disease is less calcified, usually due to inflammation, calcification of the nodular wall as a result of hematoma absorption, or calcification of the fibrous septum. Calcification of thyroid malignancy is caused by the rapid growth of cancer cells and the proliferation of tumor blood vessels and fibrous tissues, resulting in calcification.

Thyroid nodules with calcification are related to thyroid cancer, but they are not absolutely cancerous. Thyroid nodules with calcifications typically occur in 25% of thyroid nodules and 50% in thyroid cancer.

"Doctor, my blood test results are normal, and the B ultrasound shows multiple echo nodules such as bilateral thyroid glands. This is a patient question from the hospital's SMS platform, and it is also one of everyone's views on thyroid nodules: I think that the thyroid gland is not painful or itchy with nodules, and I can adjust my diet.

Thyroid disease experts from Beijing Guoji Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine pointed out that if there is an enlarged thyroid gland (big neck), thyroid nodules (nodules can be felt in the neck) are thyroid cancers, and will they become cancerous? Relying solely on B-ultrasound examination, CT examination is not enough, and it is necessary to do a nuclear scan to determine the nature of the nodule and determine the best method. Experts say that outpatient clinics often encounter another type of extreme patients:

Today, with the high incidence of cancer, everyone has a general fear of lumps, and they are very nervous when they find out that there are thyroid nodules, thinking that they are thyroid cancer. In fact, neither of these patients is doing the right thing. Experts have found that treating nodules as thyroid cancer is the biggest misunderstanding of thyroid nodules.

If you find an abnormality through a thyroid physical examination, or if you feel that the front of your neck (thyroid gland) is prominent, you should do a nuclear scan to refer to the results to see what kind of nodule it is, whether it is caused by cancer, and whether there is a possibility of deterioration. In fact, many thyroid diseases can manifest as nodules, including endocrine hyperthyroidism and Hashimoto's thyroiditis, as well as surgical thyroid adenoma, nodular goiter, thyroid cancer, etc. So, having a nodule doesn't necessarily mean thyroid cancer.

So, if you feel a lump on your neck, don't take it lightly, and don't worry too much, it's the safest thing to do a check-up to make sure**. In particular, the glandular nodules grow rapidly and are relatively large in the short term, so we must pay attention to it. Young women during the reproductive period are at high risk of thyroid nodules.

You should always look in the mirror and pay attention to whether the base of the neck is thickened, or regularly confirm the thyroid condition through ultrasound and physical examination. The above is the main story of whether thyroid nodules are cancer, in order to get an early disease, patients must first maintain an optimistic attitude, do not overwork, and follow the doctor's advice to be reasonable. Tips:

Experts from Beijing Guoji Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine have created the "Traditional Chinese Medicine Depression Balance" which can quickly and effectively treat various thyroid diseases, with a short course of treatment and good results, no recurrence. As long as you come to the hospital in time**1-3 courses of treatment**.

Many people may not understand the static imaging of nuclides when they see the report written "cold nodules, hot nodules".

Cold nodules are when the nodules are not developed, i.e., the nodules do not absorb nuclides. Cold nodules can be either thyroid cancer or various benign lesions, such as cysts, hemorrhage, etc. If the cold nodule is large, poorly demarcated from the surrounding thyroid tissue, and is a single nodule, it is more likely to be malignant.

Cool nodules refer to nodules with a lower concentration of nuclides than the surrounding thyroid tissue, which is generally a benign thyroid nodule, but may also be a thyroid malignancy;

Warm nodules are nodules that have the same concentration of nuclides at the nodule as the surrounding thyroid tissue, and are generally benign thyroid nodules;

Thermal nodules are nodules that have a higher concentration of nuclides than the surrounding thyroid tissue and are generally more functional—called high-functioning adenomas. Patients with such high-functioning adenomas often have hyperthyroidism, and hot nodules are generally not cancerous.

The occurrence of thyroid nodules is related to age, sex, and history of cervical radiation. The incidence of thyroid nodules increases with age. There are 4 times more females than males. After radiation exposure, the occurrence of nodules per year is 2 and 25 years old.

Hello, according to the ability of nodules to take up radionuclides, they are divided into "hot nodules" and "cold nodules". "Hot nodules" are functionally autonomic thyroid nodules that are almost always benign. "Cold nodules" may be cancerous, but many "cold nodules" are mostly benign adenomas or nodules, and if there is bleeding or cystic changes in the nodules, they can also appear as "cold nodules".

Disease analysis: Nodules are divided into "hot nodules" and "cold nodules" according to their ability to absorb radionuclides. "Hot nodules" are functionally autonomic thyroid nodules that are almost always benign.

"Cold nodules" may be cancerous, but many "cold nodules" are mostly benign adenomas or nodules, and if there is bleeding or cystic changes in the nodules, they can also appear as "cold nodules".

In general, a single cold nodule is more likely to be a malignant tumor, and according to the data of the Institute of Cancer Prevention and Treatment of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the detection rate of cancer in cold nodules is as follows. Of course, cold nodules are not necessarily cancerous, and other benign diseases can also appear in this image, and a comprehensive analysis should be combined with medical history, physical examination and other relevant examinations to make a clinical diagnosis.

Suggestions:

Patients with thyroid nodules should not eat foods that are too high in salt, such as mustard: mustard belongs to the cruciferous family of vegetables, which can cause iodine absorption, reduce thyroid hormone synthesis, and greasy and fried foods. Foods that contain too much iodine should be avoided from seafood, such as kelp, shrimp, and seaweed.

A good diet has a positive effect on the recovery of thyroid disease. In addition, patients with thyroid diseases such as nodules must have a good attitude, actively and scientifically ** disease, and can often drink Bajiu Shu Yiyi tea, which is good for thyroid recovery!

Cold thyroid nodules.

Nodules appear to be almost non-radioactive, and usually indicate a thyroid cyst, thyroid cyst, thyroid cancer, or subacute thyroiditis.

Thermal thyroid nodules.

The radiography on the scan is higher than the surrounding thyroid tissue. It is usually indicated as an autonomic adenoma of thyroid function, which is generally benign and does not become cancerous.

Yes. Thyroid nodules are divided into benign and malignant, benign nodules have a low probability of malignant transformation, and malignant nodules have the phenomenon of cancer.

Multiple thyroid nodules are not necessarily cancerous, and thyroid nodules have a long-term risk of malignant transformation, but there is no obvious correlation between malignant transformation and the number of nodules.

Personally, I don't think thyroid nodules are necessarily cancerous, because some of them are mild and benign, so they are not cancerous.