Thyroid surgery for a year and a half, is it a recurrence?

Thyroid surgery for a year and a half is not moving, is it **? I don't know if you had a thyroid adenoma resection or thyroid cancer surgery? If you have thyroid tumor removal, you need to check thyroid function, and if the thyroid function is not normal, you need to adjust the medication**.

It should have nothing to do with the thyroid gland, whether the thyroid gland has ** You can go to the hospital for a recheck, as for whether you have a hot liver at every turn is your liver fire recently, because people with a strong liver love to get angry at every turn.

Thyroid surgery must calm one's emotions in order not to **.

Thyroid surgery usually has little effect on the voice unless thyroid surgery causes damage to the recurrent laryngeal nerve, resulting in hoarseness. If recurrent laryngeal nerve injury occurs, a different approach should also be used. For example, if vocal cord paralysis occurs at that time, or is delayed in the future, it is usually delayed, and recovery is ideal.

If secondary recurrent laryngeal nerve injury occurs at the time, the overall probability of recovery is relatively low.

If the patient has recurrent laryngeal nerve damage during the procedure, the patient will experience hoarseness after the procedure. In general, as long as the patient's recurrent laryngeal nerve is damaged, it depends on whether the patient has damaged both sides of the recurrent laryngeal nerve. Injury to one recurrent laryngeal nerve can cause hoarseness for more than three months.

The compensation function on the contralateral side can come into play. In general, it takes half a year to improve a patient's hoarseness after thyroid surgery.

If the patient has a long-term illness or the body does not recover quickly after surgery, it may cause irritability. This is a psychological disorder caused by the disease, and the patient needs to see a psychiatrist to help regulate the restless, depressed mood. Patients can also change their mood by going for a walk in the park or communicating with others.

Patients need to learn to control their emotions.

If the patient remains short-tempered for a long time after surgery, it is necessary to check whether there is a problem with the throat in addition to psychological adjustment. For example, the throat is red and swollen, and the diseased tissue has not been removed. A person's body is in an abnormal physiological state, which may cause neurological abnormalities.

In many cases, the patient's irritability is a physiological reaction that cannot be controlled by himself.

In summary, thyroid surgery is to remove diseased tissue or hypertrophic tissue, which is to cure the disease. However, many patients will have a short temper after surgery and need to see a psychologist for psychological treatment**. The patient needs to be sent to the hospital for examination to confirm whether the patient has an upset throat.

Patients should learn to regulate their emotions on their own, after all, being short-tempered can cause harm to their families.

Analysis: Thyroid tumor may be postoperative, and regular follow-up is required after surgery.

1. After the postoperative incision heals, attention should be paid to neck straightening and exercise to prevent scar contraction and affect the appearance, and regular follow-up and medication should be taken according to the condition. 2. If you take iodized oil before surgery, you still need to continue to take it after surgery, and you should not stop the drug suddenly, and reduce one drop three times a day from 15 drops after surgery until it reaches three drops.