How can women prevent thyroid tumors

How can women prevent thyroid tumors? Although thyroid cancer is more common, due to special factors, more female patients have thyroid tumors, which makes many female patients feel incredible. Why is thyroid tumor more common in women? How can women prevent thyroid tumors?

Why do thyroid tumors prefer women?

Why is the incidence higher in women? The medical community believes that this may be related to female hormones. Women have more estrogen than men. Young women are in a period of vigorous vitality, with a faster metabolism and the highest hormone level in their bodies. Therefore, female patients at this stage are more likely to develop thyroid cancer. This is the main reason why thyroid cancer prefers women.

How can women prevent thyroid tumors?

1. Maintaining a happy spirit and preventing emotional injury are important aspects of preventing the occurrence of this disease.

2. In view of the factors of water and soil, pay attention to diet adjustment, eat kelp, clams, seaweed and use iodized salt regularly. However, excessive intake of iodine is also harmful, and in fact it may be another predisposing factor for certain types of thyroid cancer.

3. After radiotherapy and chemotherapy after thyroid cancer surgery, actively using Chinese and Western medicine for preventive treatment is an effective way to improve the efficacy.

4. Try to avoid head and neck X-rays during childhood.

5. Thyroid proliferative diseases and benign tumors should be treated actively and regularly in the hospital.

6. Thyroid cancer patients should eat nutritious foods and fresh vegetables, and avoid fatty, dry, and spicy foods.

7. Exercise actively to improve your disease resistance.

8. Avoid the use of estrogen as it promotes the occurrence of thyroid cancer.

We need to pay strict attention to the genetic characteristics of thyroid cancer. According to statistics, about 25% of thyroid cancer patients are caused by genetic factors. We need to clarify the concept of this number, that is, among 100 thyroid cancer patients, 25 have a certain connection with genetics.