Being cheerful can help prevent thyroid cancer

The number of patients with thyroid cancer is increasing significantly now. According to surveys, the incidence of thyroid cancer in my country has increased three times compared with previous years. Therefore, we still need to learn more about and pay more attention to this disease. Only by understanding the causes of thyroid cancer can we better prevent it. Experts say that a cheerful mood can help prevent the occurrence of thyroid cancer.

Thyroid cancer prevention and treatment measures

For most people, diet and exercise are not particularly helpful in preventing thyroid cancer. Instead, a bad mood is the key. If a person's emotions are suppressed for a long time, or fluctuate violently, the biological clock will be significantly disrupted, which will have a significant impact on the thyroid gland. Moreover, bad emotions have a negative stimulus on the body. The longer it lasts, the more it will cause dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system, and then cell growth will be out of control, mutate, and cause cancer. Experts believe that negative emotions can easily lead to low immunity and accelerate cancer. In this regard, experts emphasize that you should live a regular life and not be too tired. Even if there are no nodules in the thyroid gland, it is the most effective defense method to have a thyroid color ultrasound once a year if conditions permit.

Keeping a happy mood is an important aspect of preventing thyroid cancer. At the same time, try to avoid X-ray exposure of the head and neck during childhood. Pay attention to dietary conditioning, often eat kelp, clams, seaweed and use iodized salt. However, excessive intake of iodine is also harmful. In fact, it may also be another predisposing factor for certain types of thyroid cancer. Avoid using it at will. For thyroid proliferative diseases and benign tumors, go to the hospital for active and regular treatment. If you find a nodule or mass in your neck, you should go to a regular hospital as soon as possible. Don't have a fluke mentality or fear. Many patients miss the best time for treatment because they are unwilling or afraid to go to the hospital for treatment.

Thyroid cancer is generally treated with surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and endocrine therapy. It has now developed from relying on a single treatment to a combination of multiple methods, especially comprehensive treatment combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine.