Is thyroid cancer hereditary?

Is thyroid cancer hereditary? Because there are many diseases in life that can be inherited, many patients dare not have children before they are cured of the disease, fearing that they will pass on the pain to their children. Thyroid cancer is a serious disease, and patients who have experienced the troubles of this disease do not want their children to suffer such harm. So is thyroid cancer hereditary?

First of all, it needs to be said that thyroid cancer does have a certain genetic tendency, but the main cause of this disease is not due to genetic factors, but mainly due to the living environment, relatively high radiation, excessive iodine intake, or bad living habits.

Although thyroid cancer may be hereditary, patients themselves should maintain a good attitude towards this problem. Ginsenoside Rh2 can be used as an auxiliary treatment, and the effect of controlling the disease is quite obvious. Combined with surgical treatment and daily care, the effect is quite obvious.

The incidence of thyroid cancer is related to heredity, and it is also closely related to the environment, endocrine system, etc. Therefore, thyroid cancer will not necessarily be passed on to your children. It cannot be said that it will be 100% inherited. It is still possible that it will not be inherited. If it is not inherited, you must pay attention to preventive work in the future.

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The incidence of thyroid cancer is related to many factors, not just genetics, and genetics only accounts for a very small part of the total number of cases. Therefore, patients with thyroid cancer do not need to be too pessimistic that their disease will be passed on to their children.