Can't thyroid cancer be treated non-invasively?

Thyroid cancer patients can undergo non-invasive treatment. Thyroid cancer treatments include surgical treatment, iodine-131 treatment, endocrine therapy, radionuclide therapy, targeted drug therapy, etc. These treatments will not affect thyroid function, and will shrink and eliminate thyroid cancer lesions, so thyroid cancer patients can undergo non-invasive treatment.

1. Surgical treatment: Surgical treatment is the first choice for patients with thyroid cancer. Surgical treatment can completely remove the cancer lesions and prevent the spread or recurrence of cancer.

2. Iodine-131 treatment: Iodine-131 treatment can destroy thyroid tissue, reduce thyroid hormones, and achieve the purpose of treating thyroid cancer;

3. Endocrine therapy: Thyroxine can inhibit the secretion of TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone), thereby reducing the recurrence of thyroid cancer. It can also shrink tumors and inhibit the formation of new tumors.

4. Radionuclide therapy: Radionuclide therapy can emit beta rays to damage the DNA chain of tumor cells, prevent the growth and reproduction of cancer cells, and achieve the purpose of treatment;

5. Targeted drug therapy: Such as sorafenib tosylate tablets, targeted drugs can accurately kill tumor cells, shrink tumors, and inhibit tumor cell growth.

For patients who cannot undergo surgery, they should follow the doctor's advice to take external radioactive particle implantation, endocrine therapy, radionuclide therapy and other methods to alleviate the condition according to their own conditions. Immunotherapy and Chinese medicine adjuvant therapy can also be selected to improve the patient's quality of life. It is recommended that thyroid cancer patients go to the hospital's tumor surgery department in time, clarify the specific condition through ultrasound examination, CT examination, etc., and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.