Will the removal of malignant thyroid cancer affect normal life expectancy?

Will the removal of thyroid malignant cancer affect normal life expectancy? As long as we actively cooperate with the treatment, go to the hospital for regular check-ups after surgery, and keep a calm mind, life expectancy will generally not be affected. Around us, as long as cancer is mentioned, people will realize that life is about to end and feel it is so scary. In fact, cancer is not scary.

Surgery can only remove local tumors and has no effect on preventing recurrence and metastasis. Therefore, consolidation treatment should be done after surgery to prevent recurrence and metastasis. Combining chemotherapy with traditional Chinese medicine can reduce the toxic side effects of chemotherapy drugs, improve the body's immune ability, so that patients can tolerate treatment, and have the effect of adding therapeutic effects. Combining traditional Chinese medicine with radiotherapy can reduce the damage of radiotherapy, promote the recovery of normal body functions, strengthen physical fitness, and improve efficacy.

The survival period of cancer cannot be generalized. It depends on factors such as the patient's age, physical condition, the malignancy of the tumor, the treatment method, and the patient's mentality.

Survival depends on the severity of the patient's condition and the body's sensitivity to drugs, as well as a reasonable treatment plan. Everyone is different, and it is recommended to use Chinese medicine to take Chinese herbal medicine to relieve symptoms and pain and prolong life.

Thyroid cancer is not something to be afraid of. The five-, ten-, or even twenty-year survival rate for many patients can reach over 95 percent, and it has little impact on their lives and life expectancy.

Since thyroid surgery is prone to surgical complications such as hoarseness and hypocalcemia, the scope of surgical resection needs to be determined based on the patient's condition and medical technology conditions, and must comply with the principles of tumor resection. At the same time, efforts should be made to preserve nerve functions and improve the patient's quality of life.

After surgery, patients with thyroid cancer can basically eat and work normally, and should appropriately control iodine-rich foods, avoid excessive fatigue, and avoid smoking and drinking. It is necessary to pay attention to thyroid examinations, including imaging and thyroid function tests, and seek medical attention in a timely manner if abnormalities are found.