Is it okay if thyroid cancer doesn't metastasize?

Is it okay if thyroid cancer doesn’t metastasize?

1. The fact that thyroid cancer has not metastasized does not mean that everything is fine.

2. Thyroid cancer may not metastasize, which may mean that treatment is more timely. Cancer cells do not metastasize to surrounding organs and tissues, but not metastasizing does not mean that it is okay, because thyroid cancer is a malignant tumor with the possibility of recurrence. During the treatment process, if the patient is exposed to ionizing radiation for a long time, consumes excessive amounts of high-iodine foods, or smokes for a long time, it may also cause disease onset, cancer cell spread and metastasis. Although there is no metastasis after thyroid cancer resection, patients should also visit the hospital regularly for follow-up, avoid exposure to isolated radiation, correct bad habits in life, avoid recurrence, and affect the treatment effect.

3. After resection, further pathological examination is required. If the tendency of malignant changes is greater, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and other combined treatments may be required after surgery to prevent recurrence or metastasis. Patients need to maintain a happy mood during treatment and can do more sports or things they like to relieve their emotions. At the same time, we should also follow the doctor's advice and eat more fruits and vegetables, such as apples, bananas, potatoes, etc.