Thyroid calcification, what is the calcification of thyroid nodules

Hello: If the thyroid gland is calcified, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to do a puncture, extract the tissue inside, and check whether it is benign or malignant.

If it is malignant, it can lead to thyroid adenoma and thyroid cancer.

Surgery is necessary. and significant physical discomfort, such as difficulty swallowing, difficulty breathing, coughing or coughing up blood. Bone pain all over the body. Affect daily life.

Don't worry too much about it now, go to a big hospital for a check-up first. Excessive emotional deterioration can lead to aggravation of the condition. An optimistic mindset is important.

Thyroid calcification? How can the thyroid gland calcify? You probably had a check-up at a small hospital.

This ultrasound prompt is written casually. If it is the nodule calcification, then it should also be clearly written, what kind of condition does the doctor see indicating that it is calcified, and how can people be convinced that it is calcified? At present, it is seen that your nodule is very small and fine, just continue to observe.

From what you described, your nodule is relatively small, but the ultrasound shows calcification, which means that your nodule has been around for a long time, but it has not been noticed. If the nodule does not grow, it means that the nodule may be fixed and may turn into an adenoma. It is recommended that you go to the specialized hospital to see Ha first, and the method and equipment over there should be a full point, so you don't have to run too much.

Calcification is a common pathologic change that means calcium salt deposits in diseased tissue. Calcification of thyroid nodules does not mean anything. However, if there are microcalcifications around the nodule, and there are descriptions such as unclear borders and abundant blood flow, it is necessary to be alert to the possibility of malignant nodules.

Calcification of thyroid nodules is recommended to be preferably surgical**. Surgery** may cause hypothyroidism, parathyroid gland damage, etc. I don't know if your thyroid nodule has any other description other than calcification, such as the level of echo of the nodule.

Hello, thyroid nodule calcification is a manifestation of tumors, and thyroid cancer has a certain causal relationship, in general, about 1 4 of patients with thyroid nodules will have calcification, and about half of thyroid cancer patients have calcification.

Hello, in the case you described, there is a thyroid nodule, which may be caused by inflammatory hyperplasia, you can do a further biopsy. If the growth is relatively fast, surgery may be considered**.

Calcification of glandular nodules is a manifestation of tumors, which has a certain causal relationship with the occurrence of thyroid cancer, and in general, about 1 4 patients with thyroid nodules will have calcification.

Thyroid disease is getting worse all over the world, so you should not underestimate it, and you need to check it as soon as possible. The early stage is the best time, if you can grasp it in time, then it will be faster. Choose a regular thyroid hospital.

Beijing Deshengmen Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine-Zhai Zhangsuo-Chief Physician-Thyroid Department-What does calcification of thyroid nodules mean?