Who are the people who are prone to papillary thyroid cancer? These 4 types of people must pay attention to it

People who are prone to papillary thyroid cancer include those with excessive or insufficient iodine intake, those with a family history of thyroid cancer, and those with thyroid disease.

1. People with abnormal iodine intake <br/>Eating more foods high in iodine, or blindly supplementing iodine, resulting in excessive iodine intake; or living in iodine-deficient areas and not paying attention to iodine supplementation, resulting in insufficient iodine intake, all of which will affect the structure and function of the thyroid gland and easily lead to the occurrence of papillary thyroid cancer.
2. Those who undergo radiotherapy for the head and neck <br/>Radiation can damage the structure and function of the thyroid gland, making thyroid papilloma more likely to occur.
3. Those with a family history of thyroid cancer <br/>Thyroid papilloma is related to genetic factors. If there is a family history of thyroid cancer, the incidence rate will increase.
4. People suffering from thyroid diseases <br/>Hyperthyroidism, thyroid enlargement, etc. If not treated in time, the condition will worsen further and may turn into cancer.