Will thyroid malignant tumor recur after removal? What should be paid attention to when having thyroid malignant tumor?

Thyroid cancer is the most common thyroid malignant tumor in clinical practice. Thyroid diseases are very common in life. In recent years, with the development and progress of society, various adverse factors leading to diseases have increased, leading to an increasing incidence of diseases such as thyroid cancer, which has caused great harm to patients. So, will thyroid malignant tumors recur after removal?

Will thyroid cancer recur after removal?

1. Thyroid cancer patients do not have any obvious symptoms in the early stage. In the late stage, the growth of the thyroid tumor compresses the adjacent organs and causes corresponding symptoms. If the recurrent laryngeal nerve, trachea or esophagus are compressed, hoarseness, dyspnea or dysphagia may occur. In addition, thyroid cancer patients may also experience diarrhea, palpitations, fever and redness of the face, and low blood calcium.

2. Currently, surgery is the main treatment for diseases such as thyroid cancer, and the degree of recurrence and metastasis of thyroid cancer after surgery is obviously related to the scope of surgical resection. According to statistics, the recurrence rate after simple tumor resection is 40% to 60%.

3. According to statistics, the recurrence rate after simple tumor resection is 40 to 60 percent, the recurrence rate after tumor and affected-side thyroid lobectomy is 20 to 30 percent, and the recurrence rate after combined radical neck surgery, that is, complete thyroid cancer resection, is 10 to 20 percent.

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Therefore, according to the above description, it can be explained that there is still a possibility of recurrence after total thyroid cancer removal, but the probability of recurrence is relatively small. It is recommended that patients detect and treat the disease early to reduce the difficulty of treatment and facilitate their recovery after surgery.