Can thyroid adenomas cause dizziness?

Can thyroid adenomas cause dizziness? A thyroid tumor that does not cause dizziness does not cause dizziness. Thyroid tumor will cause patients to appear neck round or oval nodules, and most of them are single, slightly hard, smooth surface, no tenderness, move up and down with swallowing, and the thyroid tumor will gradually enlarge, sometimes when the thyroid tumor occurs intracystic hemorrhage, the patient's thyroid tumor can rapidly enlarge in a short period of time, which will cause patients to have neck pain.

Therefore, the understanding of thyroid tumors must be comprehensive. Once the thyroid tumor occurs, it is recommended that the patient go to a regular hospital for active preoperative examination and preparation, and then undergo surgery**, the surgical method is thyroid tumor resection, after the operation, the patient's above clinical symptoms will be significantly improved, the patient's recovery is good, and the patient is recommended to have regular follow-up reexamination.

The thyroid gland is the largest endocrine organ in the human body, and its main physiological role is to synthesize and secrete thyroid hormones, in addition to calcitonin. The vigorous synthesis and secretion of thyroid hormones will lead to the production of hyperthyroidism, which will cause the clinical manifestations of increased sympathetic excitability and accelerated metabolism in digestive, circulatory, and nervous systems. Headaches and dizziness may occur, but are not typical.

In the case of hypothyroidism, there will be clinical manifestations of metabolic slowing, and patients will show unresponsiveness, apathy, drowsiness, and even coma. Therefore, the effect of thyroid disease on headache and dizziness is not a major factor.

At present, the cause of thyroid fluid gland tumor is not clear, and generally speaking, it may be related to iodine. Based on your description, consider that benign lesions may be large, and surgical treatment may be considered

Disease analysis: Hello, thyroid tumor is a common clinical disease and frequent disease, most of which are benign lesions, a few are cancers, sarcomas, malignant lymphomas, etc. The incidence of this disease in women is significantly higher than that in men, and the ratio of male to female hair fluid is about 1:2 3.

Analysis: Thyroid enlargement does not cause dizziness.

Opinion: Goiter does not cause dizziness, benign thyroid tumors are common, and thyroid tumors account for about 50% of neck masses. Generally, there are no obvious symptoms, when the tumor is large, it will cause dyspnea, dysphagia, hoarseness and other symptoms due to compression of the trachea, esophagus, and nerves, and when the tumor is combined with bleeding and rapidly enlarged, local swelling and pain will occur.

Because benign thyroid tumors have the possibility of malignant transformation, some of them are benign, but they are "hot nodules" (i.e., highly functional), so they need to be active**.

Xu Weijie - Hebei Provincial People's Hospital.

Internal medicine. Physician.