Will calcified thyroid nodules disappear?

Nowadays, more and more people are suffering from thyroid nodules. If they are not treated in time, it may cause calcification of thyroid nodules. Once calcified, it will be particularly difficult to treat, and it will have a great impact on physical health. Calcification of thyroid nodules is often manifested as an increase in the number of strong light spots and their enlargement. In addition to taking relevant drug treatments, you should pay attention to diet conditioning, including psychological and environmental improvements, to help the calcification of thyroid nodules disappear.

Calcified thyroid nodules can be treated by:

1. You can avoid surgery and use conservative treatment with Chinese medicine. Check again after a period of time. If the strong light spot is reduced, the treatment is effective and you can continue until recovery.

2. If the strong light spot is large, it is recommended to do a puncture to check the pathology.

3. If it is Hashimoto's disease, the test results show that the antibodies are significantly elevated and it can be treated according to Hashimoto's disease. Generally, traditional Chinese medicine is the most effective treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine has a significant effect in treating thyroid nodule calcification. The treatment is based on the harmony of the five internal organs, namely "harmony of the lungs, heart, liver, spleen and kidneys", and psychological adjustment, dietary adjustment and environmental adjustment are added. The recurrence rate after treatment with traditional Chinese medicine and therapies is low and there are no side effects.

Why does thyroid nodule calcification occur? The characteristics of thyroid nodule calcification shadows may have the following relationship with cancer classification:

① Generally, the calcification images of benign thyroid tumors are dense with clear edges, while the shadows of malignant tumors are faint and blurred.

② Medullary carcinoma often has a mixture of coarse particles and sand-like calcifications.

③ Among the large calcified thyroid nodules, about 10% to 20% are cancers, among which follicular adenocarcinoma accounts for a large proportion.

④ Sand-like calcification of thyroid nodules. Calcification of thyroid nodules is almost common to all thyroid malignant tumors and is often a characteristic manifestation of papillary adenocarcinoma. The above is a detailed introduction to why thyroid nodule calcification occurs. Experts from the Thyroid Treatment Center pointed out that thyroid nodule calcification is a phenomenon that is very easy to occur in many people. Patients should go to the hospital as soon as possible to cure the disease. Early relief of the onset of the disease is the key.