Complications?
Even if it can easily spread to other parts of the body, like your liver, lungs, and even bones. Detecting and treating thyroid cancer in its early stages will drastically reduce the risk of metastasis.
However, the cancer could come back after treatment. Given that thyroid cancer usually grows slowly, it could even take up to 20 years to come back. Recurrence generally happens in 30% of cases.
All in all, the majority of thyroid cancer prognoses are positive. However, it’s important to know that after thyroid surgery or treatments, your body might need thyroid hormones to function. You could also need thyroid replacement hormone therapy for the rest of your life.
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7 thoughts on “4 Subtle Thyroid Cancer Symptoms You Should NEVER Ignore”
You never tell us about the subtle symptoms of Thyroid.
Women and people who are assigned as female at birth? WTF does that mean?
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TOO MANY PAGES!!!!!!!!!!!
The title mentions ways to know, but no symptoms are mentioned. Do that.
Four signs you have thyroid cancer. Where are they? You got so much crap I can’t even find the article. So very frustrating. Why do you even bother
it says symptoms not to ignore, but none of the symptoms are listed… why?
Where the hell is the rest of the story!