Is thyroid nodule grade 3 serious and does surgery be required?

Thyroid nodules are a relatively common thyroid disease, which can generally be found during thyroid ultrasound, and it is generally divided into benign and malignant lesions. Thyroid nodules should be examined in time to prevent malignant transformation.

Hello, according to the situation you described, the three types of thyroid nodules are generally benign lesions, if there is no adverse effect on thyroid function, you don't need to be special, regular follow-up observation can be, usually relax, maintain optimism, pay attention to rest, avoid overwork, regular work and rest, and ensure adequate sleep.

Hello, the severity of thyroid nodules is generally divided into five categories, the first three types belong to benign nodules, the last two types belong to malignant nodules, and the three types of benign nodules of thyroid nodules are generally less harmful.

Thyroid nodules refer to the abnormal growth of thyroid cells and the formation of a mass in the thyroid gland, the third category of thyroid nodules indicates that it may be benign and needs further diagnosis, one category represents normal, the second category represents benign, and the third category represents the possibility of cancer. Therefore, the three types of thyroid nodules are not serious.

Hello, the 3rd grade you said belongs to the TI-RADS classification, which is divided into 5 grades, in this classification, 3rd grade is divided into 3A and benign lesions, and 3b 5 grades are assessed as malignant lesions.

The harm of thyroid nodules to the body should not be underestimated.

1. Affect the image and cause psychological disorders: nodules and protrusions will appear on the front side of the patient's neck, and the patient's image will be seriously damaged, especially for women, who will have a serious inferiority complex.

2. Affect the efficiency of labor and work: patients with thyroid nodules have shortness of breath, insomnia and dreams, which seriously affects the patient's labor and work efficiency, and even loses the ability to work.

3. Affect social interaction: because the patient is irritable and irritable, the voice is loud and coarse, which is often manifested as a tantrum and easy to quarrel with others, which greatly endangers the relationship between the patient and friends, colleagues, and even family members.

4. Cause liver disease: the relative lack of oxygen supply to the heart increases catabolism significantly, said Dr. Ma Yue of the Thyroid Department of Chongqing National Defense Hospital. As a result, liver glycogen depletion increases, and thyroid patients suffer from hepatic vein congestion and hepatic lobular necrosis due to heart failure, complicated by infection and shock.

5. Cause renal tubular acidosis: the lesion of the renal tubule leads to the dysfunction of renal tubular acidification of urine, that is, acidic substances cannot be secreted by the renal tubules and excreted in urine, so they accumulate in the blood and cause acidosis.

6. Cause compression: When the patient's nodule grows to a certain extent, it will cause compression on the patient's esophagus, trachea, and recurrent nerve, and even cause the patient's lymph nodes to metastasize, threatening the patient's life.

7. Carcinogenesis: If the benign nodules are not treated in time, then they may become cancerous, causing serious consequences.

Generally divided into categories. 6 is definitely cancerous, and 1-3 is basically benign. If it is small, follow-up is followed up, and ultrasound is repeated every 3-6 months. It is recommended to re-examine the ultrasound once, sometimes the physical examination is more rough.

Thyroid nodules are not very serious in category 3, but if they are in category 4 or more, they are serious! Thyroid nodules can not be healed by themselves, and they cannot be healed by oral medicine, if the thyroid nodules are found, the thyroid function needs to be checked, and if the thyroid function is normal, it can be temporarily observed, and the thyroid ultrasound can be rechecked in the hospital every three months to see if there is a trend of the nodules continuing to increase. Drinking Bajiu Shuyi Tea often is good for the thyroid gland.

If the thyroid nodule grows in size over time or if thyroid function is abnormal, surgical resection may be considered**. It is recommended that you usually relax your mind, live a regular life, have regular B ultrasound checks, quit smoking and alcohol, eat less spicy, greasy, or fried foods, and eat more foods that enhance immunity, and wish you good health!

A prominent lump on a normal thyroid gland is called a thyroid nodule. There are four types of thyroid nodules: cysts that are soft and contain fluid; hematoma with localized hemorrhage; Adenomas of benign (unlikely to spread) growths; and cancers of malignant (potentially spread and life-threatening) growths.

The causes of thyroid nodules, and why some people develop them, are unknown.

What are the symptoms?

Thyroid nodules usually appear as lumps in the front of your neck. The lump may be painful or large enough to make it difficult for you to breathe or swallow, but it's rare.

If you suspect you have a thyroid nodule, it's best to see a doctor for a diagnosis.

Hello, it is recommended that you re-examine thyroid ultrasound plus elastography once every six months to a year, so that you can make a clear diagnosis, according to the diagnosis**, if there is malignant transformation, then early surgery**, and routine pathological examination after surgery.

There are six grades of color ultrasound examination of thyroid nodules:

Grades 1-3 are not very serious, they are benign lesions, and malignant transformation will not occur.

Level 4 is further divided into three levels: 4A, 4B, and 4C, and the probability of malignant transformation is % respectively.

Grade 5 indicates that 100% of the imaging diagnosis is malignant, and grade 6 indicates that the diagnosis of malignancy has been confirmed by pathology.

Therefore, there is no need to worry too much about thyroid nodules grade 3, the condition is not serious, but you need to decide whether you need ** according to the size of the nodule. If the nodule is large and produces symptoms of compression, it needs to be done**.

It is recommended that you re-examine thyroid ultrasound plus elastography once every six months to a year, so that you can make a clear diagnosis, according to the diagnosis**, if there is malignant transformation, then early surgery**, and routine pathological examination after surgery.

At present, the classification of the thyroid gland in China is not very uniform, I don't know if you are seeing a disease? The common opinion in China is that category 3 is benign, while category 4 has a 5% chance of thyroid cancer, and it is recommended that follow-up or puncture be clear.