What are the hazards of malignant thyroid tumors

What are the hazards of thyroid malignant tumors? As the environment we live in changes, although the living standards have improved, the incidence of diseases has increased, and there are more diseases that threaten our health. For the sake of health, people have begun to pay attention to high-incidence diseases, among which thyroid cancer is a common disease. So what are the hazards of thyroid malignant tumors?

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1. When thyroid disease is so severe that it cannot be cured, it will induce lifelong medication or even life-threatening conditions.

2. Thyroid cancer may also bring some complications to patients, such as damage to the liver and kidney functions, which are the harms that thyroid cancer causes to patients.

3. Malignant thyroid cancer is a type of thyroid cancer, which is moderately malignant and mostly low-grade. The survival rate of patients with this disease is relatively high. However, many patients have highly malignant (i.e., undifferentiated cancer), which seriously affects the patient's life. Therefore, it should be taken seriously and actively diagnosed and treated.

4. If thyroid cancer is not treated, the patient's disease course will be long, both Qi and Yin will be damaged, and eventually Yin and Yang will damage each other, making it a very difficult to cure disease, leading to life-threatening conditions. This is one of the hazards of thyroid cancer.

5. Common thyroid tumors are divided into benign and malignant. Benign thyroid cancer does not cause much harm to patients, and usually there are no prominent symptoms when the tumor is small. However, if not treated in time, the thyroid tumor will grow larger and larger. Some patients with larger tumors will experience symptoms such as difficulty breathing, difficulty eating, and hoarseness due to the compression of the trachea, esophagus, and recurrent laryngeal nerve by the tumor.

In addition, benign thyroid cancer has a 20% chance of becoming malignant, so it is also a common danger of thyroid cancer to try to treat it after discovery.