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Anonymous users2024-02-12Thyroid nodules, as the name suggests, are things that grow on the thyroid gland, the thyroid gland is just below our neck, just below the Adam's apple, touch down, touch the position of the trachea, probably this has a gland like a butterfly, that normal people can't touch, that is, there will be some nodules after growing something or getting bigger, and there will be symptoms. There are two main symptoms, on the one hand, the thyroid gland itself is its symptoms, which are very few, for example, there are symptoms of inflammation, there will be some painful symptoms, and then other symptoms are related to its compression, for example, it is pressed to the side of the trachea, there will be panting discomfort, or it is pressed to the side of the esophagus, and eating will be affected. In addition, if a nerve is pressed against the back of the thyroid gland, hoarseness may occur, which is the main symptom.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Thyroid nodules are not on the neck, and some inflammatory thyroid diseases, the uneven feeling of pimples on the neck, are actually caused by the uneven texture of the entire thyroid gland.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Thyroid nodules. He was afraid of sickness. It is.
See only sales. Poor sleep. And then in the neck there are some.
Small pimples. It is. On the face of it.
There is also the fact that I often have to lose my hair. These are some of them. Very common symptoms.
In this case, be sure to pay attention to your diet. Don't eat seafood or anything like that. For example, these are kelp.
Try to eat as little as possible, or not at all. Promptly**.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09A thyroid nodule is an inflammation of the thyroid gland, a pimple in the thyroid gland, and the symptoms are loss of appetite and weakness.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08When the thyroid nodule is small, there may be no obvious clinical symptoms, and with the enlargement of the nodule, a mass in the front of the neck may gradually appear, but the front of the neck is dull and uncomfortable to swallow.
If the nodule is large and accompanied by compression symptoms, hoarseness, choking on drinking water, dysphagia and dyspnea may also occur.
The diagnosis of thyroid nodules mainly depends on physical examination, thyroid ultrasound or CT, thyroid hormone and related antibody detection, thyroid nuclear scan, etc.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Lesions caused by local abnormal growth of thyroid cells.
It is common and can be detected by palpation in 5% to 7% of patients.
Nodules are divided into benign and malignant types, with benign being the majority.
The ** regimen is determined on an individual basis, and most of them only require follow-up.
Hello, In the early stage, the thyroid gland is mildly enlarged, soft, without spontaneous symptoms, followed by the enlargement of the gland, showing nodules. In the later stage, it may grow rapidly and develop compressive symptoms such as voice, dysphagia, and dyspnea, as well as regional lymphadenopathy or distant metastases.
Hello, the symptoms are as follows:
First, many patients are found to have thyroid nodules during physical examination. Because simple thyroid nodules usually have no symptoms. >>>More
Thyroid nodules are divided into benign and malignant, and are the presence of thyroid masses that can move up and down with swallowing and thyroid gland movements, and thyroid nodules are divided into single nodules and multiple nodules. Some patients experience neck and ear pain, and hoarseness is also a manifestation of thyroid nodules. >>>More
In recent years, more and more people have been diagnosed with thyroid nodules, and when they see the word nodules, they think of tumors, mistakenly think of them as a precursor to cancer, and immediately panic. Many people may not know what the thyroid gland is, it is actually a butterfly-like organ on both sides of the human trachea and in the middle of the throat, and it is one of the most important endocrine organs in the human body. It secretes thyroxine, which can promote metabolism and maintain the growth and development of the human body. >>>More
Simple goiter may present with symmetrical and diffuse thyroid enlargement. As the disease progresses, a single or bilateral single or bilateral nodule palpates the enlarged thyroid gland, which moves with swallowing, is clearly demarcated, has no adhesions, and generally does not cause significant effects. In the case of a significantly enlarged nodule, it can lead to associated compressive symptoms. >>>More