What is the reason why thyroid cancer cannot control emotions

Thyroid cancer is a malignant tumor that originates from the thyroid follicular epithelium or parafollicular cells. It has no direct relationship with mood swings. Mood swings are usually caused by other factors, such as bad eating habits, bad living habits, disease progression, side effects of treatment, etc. Patients need to analyze and judge based on their own situation and then carry out targeted treatment.

1. Bad eating habits: Thyroid cancer patients do not have dietary restrictions, often eat spicy and irritating foods, or smoke and drink for a long time, which may aggravate the condition. For example, thyroid cancer patients often eat seafood products, such as kelp, which contains a lot of iodine, which may stimulate the secretion of thyroid hormones, thereby aggravating the condition and causing physical discomfort. Therefore, a reasonable diet should be taken, with light food as the main food;

2. Bad living habits: Thyroid cancer patients often stay up late or overwork, which may lead to a decrease in their own resistance and affect the recovery of the disease;

3. Disease progression: As the disease progresses, cancer cells will spread or metastasize, which will affect physical health and may cause patients to become irritable or anxious;

4. Side effects of treatment: Hypothyroidism may occur after thyroid cancer surgery. Some patients may experience side effects such as liver damage or kidney damage during treatment. Patients may experience mood swings due to physical discomfort.

In addition, since thyroid cancer patients need to take medication for a long time, some drugs may cause gastrointestinal discomfort, resulting in depression or irritability. It is recommended that thyroid cancer patients maintain a good attitude and avoid excessive emotions. If any discomfort is found, it is recommended to see a thyroid surgeon in time to complete blood routine tests, thyroid function tests, color Doppler ultrasound examinations, etc. to confirm the diagnosis.