This is a malignant tumor that occurs in thyroid follicular epithelium. If it is not treated in time, it is very likely that distant metastasis will occur in the later stage, which seriously threatens the life of the patient. However, if we can take scientific and standardized treatment and do a good job in daily nursing after getting sick, the chances of thyroid cancer being cured will be very high.
In the early stage, people with thyroid cancer will first have thyroid nodules, mainly manifested as lumps or nodules in our neck, especially the patients with thyroid nodules have a very high probability of developing into thyroid cancer. Therefore, in normal times, if you find a nodule on your neck, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time to prevent your condition from getting worse and turning into thyroid cancer.
Most people often have a lump at the neck, but sometimes there is no obvious lump in the thyroid gland. If the cough lump suddenly grows or there is site metastasis, it is likely that thyroid cancer will appear soon. When the lump at the neck is increasing and there is no pain, you need to be vigilant, and it is best to do a thyroid B-ultrasound examination in time.
In fact, people don't suddenly turn into thyroid cancer when they are sick. Before that, there will be some other diseases. For example, if a person has diseases such as hyperthyroidism or hyperthyroidism, if these diseases are not well controlled and further deteriorated, they are likely to turn into thyroid cancer. Moreover, if there is a thyroid tumor in a person's body and it is not well controlled, it is very likely that cancer will occur.
Thyroid cancer is a very complicated disease. The main causes of thyroid cancer include iodine deficiency, radiation stimulation, sex hormones, immune system diseases and virus infection, which shows the seriousness of thyroid cancer. Patients with thyroid cancer will find a lump in the thyroid gland with a hard texture.
With the development of the patient's condition, the patient will have hoarseness, dysphagia and dyspnea. Patients with severe thyroid cancer will have fever, depression, loss of appetite, abdominal pain and diarrhea, chills, night sweats, depression and other phenomena, which have a great impact on patients.
The most common is papillary carcinoma, which has the highest survival rate, and the cure rate can reach 95%. The prognosis will not affect the daily life of patients, but the prognosis of undifferentiated thyroid carcinoma is relatively poor, and most of them are already in the late stage of cancer and even life-threatening. According to the survey of relevant data, generally speaking, the prognosis of young people suffering from thyroid cancer is better than that of older people.