What is the cause of thyroid malignant cancer?

What is the cause of thyroid malignant cancer? Compared with other cancers, thyroid cancer is a relatively less harmful malignant tumor. Patients with malignant cancer can survive for 10 years or even longer. However, the harm caused by this disease to health cannot be ignored. So what is the cause of thyroid malignant cancer?

Causes of thyroid cancer: Thyroid malignant tumors (cancer) account for about one percent of all malignant tumors. The true cause of thyroid cancer is still unclear, but it may be related to the following factors.

(1) People who had X-rays or radiation therapy for lymphadenitis or mumps in their head, neck, or upper chest as children are more likely to develop thyroid cancer.

(2) Some patients with Hashimoto's thyroiditis may be associated with the development of thyroid malignant lymphoma.

(3) Genetic factors: Especially for patients with familial medullary thyroid cancer, up to 20% of them have a familial hereditary risk.

If thyroid cancer is not treated in time, it will really threaten the patient's life, so patients must find early treatment and choose a good hospital to treat this disease. Don't delay the treatment of the disease because of your own money problems, which is very uneconomical.

Thyroid cancer patients have a common psychological fear of cancer, worrying about their family, their condition, disability, and adding burden to their family. Some patients have a fear, and medical staff, family members, relatives and friends should promptly understand the patient's mental state, patiently persuade the patient not to worry about the condition, family, and whether they will become disabled, and tell the patient the role of radiotherapy in the process and possible reactions, so that the patient can eliminate tension and fear and cooperate closely with the treatment.