Can thyroid cancer be cured

Thyroid cancer may also be cured. Generally speaking, the probability of cure for thyroid cancer is still relatively low and it is the only malignant tumor that can be cured. Many thyroid cancers belong to papillary thyroid carcinoma. This is a type of thyroid cancer that can be cured by surgery and has better treatment effects. Some cervical lymph node metastases can still undergo cervical lymph node cleaning surgery, followed by radionuclide iodine 131 treatment to prevent recurrence and metastasis. Of course, other types of anaplastic thyroid cancer, such as anaplastic thyroid cancer, are relatively more malignant and difficult to cure, but they should also be detected and treated early to try to prolong survival treatment.

Is it harmful to keep a dog after thyroid cancer surgery?

After thyroid cancer surgery, there are usually no special contraindications. Keeping a dog can relieve psychological stress and make you happier. Walking the dog regularly can also increase the amount of exercise for thyroid cancer patients, which is conducive to the recovery of the disease. Keeping small animals at home requires attention to hygiene. Animals have a lot of bacteria, so you need to wash your hands frequently after contact with animals. If thyroid cancer is accompanied by rhinitis and you are allergic to animal hair, you are not suitable for keeping a dog.

Can people with thyroid cancer drink?

After scientific and reasonable treatment, thyroid cancer is usually not particularly clear about dietary contraindications. But smoking and drinking are prohibited, and stimulating beverages such as strong tea and coffee are limited. Most thyroid cancers heal well. After surgical treatment and 131 iodine treatment, most can achieve clinical cure, but you must also pay attention to regular diet, scientific sleep, proper exercise, and regular review to prevent recurrence of the disease.