What to do if thyroid cancer has lymph node metastasis?

What should I do if thyroid cancer has lymph node metastasis?

Lymph node metastasis of thyroid cancer can generally be alleviated by chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery, etc. During the treatment process, patients should actively cooperate to effectively control the disease.

1. Chemotherapy: For some patients with thyroid cancer and lymph node metastasis who missed the best surgical opportunity during the treatment process, chemotherapy can be used. Under the guidance of a doctor, chemotherapy drugs can be used through intravenous drip or oral administration to inhibit the growth and reproduction of cancer cells to relieve the patient's discomfort.

2. Radiotherapy: Radiotherapy is the process of eliminating and curing the primary lesions or metastatic lesions of local tumors through local treatment, thereby treating the patient's disease.

3. Surgical treatment: When patients have thyroid cancer lymph node metastasis, the lymph node metastasis site can be removed under the doctor's advice to effectively control the patient's condition.

In addition to the common methods mentioned above, thyroid cancer lymph node metastasis can also be alleviated through targeted therapy. This can effectively control the site of lymph node metastasis and reduce or eliminate tumors in the body.