What causes thyroid nodules?

1.Stuff pollution, plant growth substances in vegetables and fruits, material components in livestock feed. are used indirectly. 2.The work pressure is high, and the mental tension is long-term.

The formation of thyroid nodules such as the body's own iodine deficiency for a long time, excessive secretion of thyroid-stimulating hormone, and autoantibodies are prone to upper respiratory tract infection patients, pregnant women, obese people, overworked people, etc.!

Causes of thyroid nodules: iodine deficiency, excessive secretion of thyroid hormones, no antibodies, obesity, overwork, etc., people who are prone to thyroid nodules are overweight, relatives in the family, and pregnant women.

It is very likely that it is due to thyroiditis, and a large part of it is a normal cause, so it is important to ensure that you are in a good mood and have regular check-ups.

Thyroid nodules refer to a mass in the thyroid gland, which can move up and down with the thyroid gland with the action of swallowing, which is a common clinical condition and can be caused by a variety of **.

Although the clinical detection rate of thyroid nodules is high, they are mostly found incidentally during physical examination and ultrasonography. When finding thyroid nodules in physical examination, the nature of the nodules should be clarified as much as possible, and ultrasound examination is a simple, safe and effective means to check thyroid nodules and judge the nature of nodules.

Ultrasonography can help determine the nature of thyroid nodules by measuring the size of thyroid nodules, whether they have clear borders, and whether they have calcifications. If ultrasound suspects that a thyroid nodule is likely to be malignant, further thyroid aspiration is indicated. In addition to ultrasound, thyroid function, thyroid scintigraphy, and thyroid CT tests can help determine the nature of thyroid nodules.

Thyroid nodules, the thyroid gland is a butterfly-like organ that grows in front of our trachea, and is richly connected with nerves and blood vessels, and there is a frenulum that connects with our throat, so that's why it moves when we swallow.

There are three main types of thyroid nodules, one is nodular goiter, which is a degenerative disease, the second is a real tumor, which is a thyroid adenoma, which is a benign tumor, and the third is the one that everyone is most concerned about, which is thyroid cancer.

According to a large number of statistics at home and abroad, thyroid cancer can reach 5 to 10 among all the thyroid nodular specimens that are surgically removed, so this proportion is also quite high.

The incidence of thyroid nodules is generally believed to be around, in individual mountainous areas, high-incidence areas can be reached, very few can reach 10, high-risk groups are mainly in women, generally 20 to 40-year-old women are the main, but other ages, all ages, all groups of people can occur.

By doing ultrasound of the thyroid gland, it is easy to find some early nodules.

Once you find a lump in your neck, you will be advised to go to the hospital for further examination, if necessary, and undergo surgery**, the previous surgical method is to remove the lump, the doctor recommends that it is best to take surgery to remove the lump to avoid the deterioration of the condition.

It is up to the pathologist to make the final decision, and they decide whether the nodule is benign or malignant.

1. Eating Chinese herbs with high content or long-term consumption of seaweed food: Eating certain Chinese herbs with high content can also cause thyroid nodules. Causes of thyroid nodulesAlthough iodine deficiency may cause thyroid nodules, long-term consumption of seaweed foods with high iodine content is very beneficial to the health of the body.

2. Long-term consumption of cabbage, radish, cassava and other vegetables rich in thiocyanide: According to relevant experimental studies, the presence of thiocyanide in cabbage may affect the production of iodide is the cause of thyroid nodules in women, and if the production of iodide is hindered, the synthesis of thyroid hormones may also be affected, so it is easy to promote the enlargement of the thyroid gland.

3. Insufficient iodine intake during development: Insufficient iodine intake during development is also a factor that causes thyroid nodules in women. If you don't get enough vitamins during your teenage years, resulting in iodine deficiency, it will cause a variety of diseases in the body, such as thyroid nodules are very common diseases.

4. Malignant tumors are often related to tissue gene abnormalities: in addition, the hair hormone of female thyroid nodules is related to genes, and people with a family history of such diseases are more likely to suffer from the disease. In some cases, it is caused by exposure to external radiation during childhood.

Message: Everyone now knows a little about the causes of thyroid nodules, in fact, thyroid nodules are not terrible, patients must go to a regular hospital in time to receive examination and **, because only a regular hospital will be safer, I wish you a healthy body as soon as possible!

Thyroid disease is caused by a variety of **, generally speaking, there are the following reasons: iodine-derived factors, autoimmune factors, familial genetic factors, and iatrogenic factors.

Thyroid nodules refer to nodular lesions in thyroid tissue, which are more common and are currently believed to be related to radiation exposure, autoimmunity, genetics, iodine intake and other factors.

In the complex dynamic process of the human body, thyroid cells are prone to disorders due to exertion, and when they are overactive, they are prone to local cell proliferation, and when excess cells of the thyroid gland gather into a clump, it is called a thyroid nodule.

Until now, the causes of thyroid nodules have been mainly related to exposure to radiation, autoimmune thyroid disease, genetic factors, and iodine uptake.

There are many causes of nodules, which are related to living environment, eating habits, mental stress, and genetics.

The ** of thyroid nodules is mainly related to emotional internal injuries and diet, soil and water inadequacy, and congenital factors. In some cases, the incidence of the disease is higher in offspring than in those without a family history, indicating that the disease is related to congenital inheritance. Of course, it will also affect the function of the spleen and stomach, lose the health of the spleen, accumulate temperature and produce phlegm, and the normal operation of qi and blood will be affected, and the phlegm will accumulate before the neck will become gall, and these two reasons are often closely related to the physique. 

Thyroid nodules are clinically common.

A variety of thyroid diseases can manifest as thyroid nodules, including thyroid tumors, thyroid cancer, multinodular goiter, significant enlargement of a nodule, focal thyroiditis, thyroid cysts, parathyroid cysts, thyrohyoid duct cysts, etc.

In addition, congenital thyroid dysplasia in one lobe, thyroid hyperplasia in the other lobe, thyroid hyperplasia after thyroid surgery, and thyroid tissue hyperplasia remaining after radioactive iodine** can cause thyroid nodules.

The diagnosis of thyroid nodules should first be to determine whether the nodule is benign or malignant, and malignant lesions need to be immediately treated with a combination of surgery**, benign lesions can be conservative** or elective surgery, and some lesions may only require regular follow-up.

**：1.Iodine deficiency is a major cause of simple goiter.

2.The increase in the body's demand for thyroxine, such as the increase in the demand for thyroxine in adolescent and pregnant women, can sometimes cause mild diffuse thyroid enlargement, which is a physiological phenomenon, and the goiter can shrink on its own after adulthood or pregnancy.

3.Disorders of thyroxine synthesis and secretion Long-term intake of edible plants (such as cabbage, radish), certain drugs, trace elements, etc., can inhibit thyroxine synthesis and cause compensatory thyroid enlargement.

It is more common in middle-aged women, and the incidence of multiple nodules is higher than that of single nodules.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the main cause of this disease is emotional internal injury and diet, water and soil inappropriateness, and congenital factors. Due to long-term depression, irritation or anxiety, the qi is stagnant, the liver qi is not adjusted, and the fluid cannot be normalized and condensed into phlegm. Qi stagnation and phlegm coagulation, before the neck is knotted, gall disease is formed.

If the flow of blood is hindered for a long time, blood group stasis can occur, which can lead to hard swelling or nodules and galls.

In addition, due to eating disorders or living in high mountains, water and soil inappropriateness, one affects the function of the spleen and stomach, the spleen loses its health, and the temperature and phlegm are generated. The second is to affect the normal operation of qi and blood, and phlegm and qi stasis accumulate before the neck is a gall, and these two reasons are often closely related to physical fitness: for example, women's physiological characteristics such as menstruation, pregnancy, childbirth, and lactation are closely related to liver meridian qi and blood.