Thyroglossal cysts are treated with conservative treatment and surgery. Due to individual differences, the condition may be mild or severe, there is no best treatment method, only the treatment method that suits one’s condition is the best. 1. Conservative treatment: when the volume of thyroglossal cyst is less than 3cm, and the patient does not have clinical symptoms such as obvious pain, tracheal pressure, esophageal pressure, etc., then it is tentatively considered that the thyroglossal cyst is a benign lesion, and does not need surgical treatment for the time being, and regular rechecks of thyroid ultrasound can be done, without any special treatment. 2. Surgery: If the size of the thyroglossal cyst increases too fast and symptoms such as tracheal compression and esophageal compression occur, and the patient shows symptoms of respiratory or swallowing difficulties, surgical resection is suggested. It is recommended that patients with thyroglossal cysts should go to a specialized hospital for examination and be judged by a professional doctor in order to choose the most suitable treatment for themselves.