Should patients with thyroid nodules be under-operated, when should they be under-operated, and should they be punctured? Patients tend to be anxious about this situation, and this morning I came across a case of a thyroid noduleThis patient said that he had made an appointment to do it, and finally wanted to hear my opinionHere it isMeI want to emphasize it to everyone
First, if your nodule does not arrive4b, you can temporarily avoid puncture and surgery；NodulesIf yesgrade, it is completely possible to follow up for observation, unless the nodule is particularly large
Second, you can first use traditional Chinese medicine conditioning intervention for a period of time to observe its changes, if it is controlled or reduced, justYesAvoid a knife, because this kind of surgery is invasive**, if you do have surgery to cut the thyroid gland, it may lead to eating some good nails for lifeLe, so everyone must remember
Third,For nodule problems, it must be graded multiple times, and it must be examined by B-ultrasound, CT, MRI and other methodsto identify the noduleYesBenign or malignantIf you have a report at hand, you can take it out and check itWhether there is a clear hierarchical classificationIf you arelevel,level, completelyNo, you don'tToo worried
Fourth,Taking a step back, it's actually really a malignant tumorThere is no need to be in a hurry, because it is called an indolent cancer, and most of it develops slowly, so there is no need to rushSurgery。If after a period of observation and **, it is found that it has not shrunk, but is further growing, then it is completely too late to do surgeryAt this point the patient mayWill ask, will it consume me to the late stage, generally notwithin a monthMost thyroid cancers don't become advanced, becauseDoctorIt is completely reassuring to intervene in you.
If you also have a problem with thyroid nodules, you can't read the report or don't know what to do, you can come and ask me, and I will help you analyze and answer.