What are the symptoms of thyroid cancer

What are the symptoms of thyroid cancer? If we understand the symptoms of thyroid cancer, we can find it in time when we have the disease, which will be of great help in treatment. So we hope that everyone will pay attention to this disease in life. So what are the symptoms of thyroid cancer?

1. Changes in the eyes: When the cervical sympathetic nerve is compressed, the pupil on the same side will dilate. If the thyroid gland is severely compressed and paralyzed, the eyeball will sink, the eyelid will droop, and the pupil will shrink.

2. Dysphagia: Dysphagia caused by esophageal compression is generally rare and is only seen when the thyroid gland extends between the esophagus and trachea, or when there is malignant change. At this time, symptoms of persistent dysphagia due to the thyroid gland often appear.

3. Changes in voice tone: When the recurrent laryngeal nerve is compressed, irritation symptoms such as hoarseness and spasmodic cough often appear at first. When the recurrent laryngeal nerve is paralyzed, severe hoarseness and aphonia often occur.

4. Dyspnea: It is more common, especially in patients with nodular goiter. If the trachea is compressed and there is a symptom of shortness of breath during movement, when the tumor is too large, the trachea may be displaced, bent or narrowed, causing severe dyspnea.

5. Obvious varicose veins: The above is an introduction to the clinical manifestations of thyroid cancer. I hope it can help you. Warm reminder: When you find uncomfortable symptoms in your life, you must go to a professional hospital for a systematic examination to try to make early detection and early treatment to reduce the harm of the disease.