What is the cure rate of thyroid cancer

When many thyroid cancer patients hear the word "thyroid cancer" from their doctors, the first thing that comes to their mind is what is the cure rate of this disease? After all, thyroid cancer is cancer. Can this disease be cured? I believe this is also a common question for many thyroid cancer patients who are undergoing treatment. So today we will answer this question for you. What is the cure rate of thyroid cancer?

When it comes to the cure rate of thyroid cancer, this issue cannot be completely determined by the doctor's treatment. Medically speaking, the cure rate of thyroid cancer is still good. You can take a look at the cure rates of various types of thyroid cancer:

Thyroid cancer is mainly divided into: papillary adenocarcinoma, follicular adenocarcinoma, medullary carcinoma, and undifferentiated carcinoma. Among them, more than 90% of papillary adenocarcinoma patients can survive for a long time after surgical treatment. Follicular adenocarcinoma has an 80% cure rate after surgery, and medullary carcinoma has an 80% cure rate after surgery. If properly maintained, patients can survive for a long time. The fourth type of undifferentiated carcinoma is highly malignant and accounts for about 8% of thyroid cancer. It mostly occurs in the elderly, with an average age of over 60 years old. It is characterized by a sudden increase in the size of the mass in the front of the neck, and the rapid onset of symptoms such as dyspnea, dysphagia, and hoarseness. The treatment effect is poor and the prognosis is poor.

However, a large part of the cure rate of thyroid cancer depends on the patient's own maintenance. After treatment, many patients are not responsible for their condition, smoke and drink, eat spicy food without restraint, even stay up late, and do not control the frequency of sexual intercourse. These are important factors that determine whether the cure rate of thyroid cancer can reach the data, so I hope that thyroid cancer patients will keep this in mind.

Finally, let us introduce some dietary considerations for patients with thyroid cancer:

The diet of thyroid cancer patients should be nutritious, high in protein, high in vitamins, low in fat and salt, eat less or no spicy, greasy, grilled, pickled and other foods, eat regularly and quantitatively, and have reasonable nutrition. Eat more fish, lean meat, eggs, soy products, mushrooms, jujubes, etc. At the same time, pay attention to adjusting your mentality and doing proper exercise, which are very beneficial to recovery. Eat less or no spicy, greasy, grilled, pickled and other foods.