The significance of TGAB after hemisection of thyroid cancer

Thyroid cancer is a common thyroid malignant tumor. The significance of TGAB after hemisection of thyroid cancer mainly refers to the changes in the inhibitory effect of thyroid stimulating hormone after thyroidectomy and the changes in the risk of recurrence after thyroid cancer surgery.

1. Significance: After hemisection of thyroid cancer, the secretion of thyroid hormone will be reduced, so the secretion of thyroid stimulating hormone will be affected to a certain extent. If the thyroid hormone level is abnormal during reexamination at this time, it often indicates that thyroid cancer has recurred, indicating that the treatment is unsuccessful;

2. Characteristics: After hemisection of thyroid cancer, due to the decrease of thyroid hormone, the patient may experience symptoms such as fear of cold, poor appetite, drowsiness, dry skin, etc. If thyroid cancer recurs, the patient may experience neck mass, neck pain, hoarseness, coughing when drinking water, etc.

3. Therapeutic significance: The thyroid stimulating hormone suppression effect is better after hemisection of thyroid cancer, which means that the patient did not use a large amount of radioactive iodine or too many immunosuppressants during thyroid cancer surgery. At this time, the recurrence rate and metastasis rate of thyroid cancer will be better controlled;

4. Adverse reactions: Since the secretion of thyroid hormones will decrease after hemisection of thyroid cancer, patients may experience adverse reactions such as hand tremors, increased heart rate, palpitations, etc. A small number of patients may also experience hypothyroidism, osteoporosis, etc.

It is recommended to regularly check thyroid function after hemisection of thyroid cancer, especially for patients who have undergone total thyroidectomy, and to regularly check thyroid hormone levels. When abnormalities occur, timely treatment can be carried out, which can increase the patient's survival rate and improve the quality of life.