How lazy is thyroid cancer? What are the specific manifestations?

Thyroid cancer patients may show laziness, mainly due to insufficient secretion of thyroid hormones. The main function of thyroid hormones on the body is to promote protein synthesis, and also to generate heat for the body to resist cold. Therefore, laziness of thyroid cancer patients is not conducive to physical recovery. It is recommended that thyroid cancer patients pay attention to maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

1. Promote protein synthesis: Thyroid hormone can promote protein synthesis, especially for bones, muscles, heart and other tissues and organs. When the thyroid hormone level is insufficient, it will lead to reduced protein synthesis, which will affect the normal function of various organs in the body;

2. Improve body immunity: Thyroid hormone is an important hormone for maintaining normal human immune function, especially for maintaining body immunity. When the thyroid hormone level is insufficient, it will lead to a decline in the body's immune function and easily lead to various diseases;

3. Maintain body temperature: Thyroid hormones can generate heat in the body and speed up the body's metabolism. Therefore, when thyroid hormones are sufficient, the body's heat production will also increase, thus maintaining a normal body temperature;

4. Inhibit the release of thyroid hormone: Thyroid hormone can inhibit the release of thyrotropin, that is, when the thyroid hormone level is insufficient, it will lead to increased secretion of thyrotropin, thereby causing an increase in thyroid hormone. When the thyroid hormone level is too high, it will cause the patient to experience symptoms such as accelerated heartbeat, palpitations, sweating, and atrial fibrillation.

Therefore, in order to avoid laziness in thyroid cancer patients, it is recommended that thyroid cancer patients pay attention to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. In addition, in terms of diet, they should pay attention to eating more foods with high iodine content such as kelp and seaweed, as well as foods rich in high-quality protein, such as eggs and milk.