Why is thyroid cancer called happy cancer

There is usually no such thing as good or bad for thyroid cancer. Thyroid cancer is an endocrine disease. Patients need to go to the hospital for thyroid examination in time, and then be treated through surgery and drugs.

Thyroid cancer may be caused by endocrine disorders, infection, genetic factors, etc., and tumors may grow in the thyroid gland. The malignancy of thyroid cancer is generally low. Patients may experience symptoms such as neck pain and difficulty swallowing after the onset of the disease. It is necessary to promptly diagnose the condition through thyroid function tests and B-ultrasound examinations. In the early stages of the disease, surgical removal of the lesion can be performed, and chemotherapy is required after the surgery to inhibit the formation of cancer cells and prevent the spread of cancer cells.

Thyroid cancer patients can control their condition through active treatment and improved lifestyle habits, and their condition will recover well. During the recovery period, they need to go to the hospital for regular checkups to determine the secretion of thyroid hormones and their personal physical recovery.