Key monitoring groups
1.Women between 30-40 years old
2.Adolescents with thyroid nodules
3.People in iodine-rich and iodine-deficient areas
4.People with isolated nodules in the thyroid gland
5.People with long-term exposure to ionizing radiation
6.People who have medullary thyroid cancer in their family
7.People with endocrine disorders and women with sex hormone disorders
8.People with a history of thyroid adenoma
9.People with long-term goiter or chronic thyroiditis, which has rapidly increased in size and hardened recently
10.People with long-term diarrhea without pus and blood stools and facial flushing
11.People with unexplained enlarged cervical lymph nodes that do not shrink with anti-inflammatory treatment
Preventive measures.
1. Try not to be exposed to X-rays. Even if it is necessary for work, attention should be paid to strengthen preventive measures.
2.Maintain a good mood, emotional stability and peace of mind. This is the key to prevention.
3.Eat appropriate iodine-containing foods in your diet, eat less spicy and oily foods, and eat more fresh vegetables.
4, try to avoid eating less health products, because there are many hormone-like substances.
5, the presence of thyroid disease patients should actively receive treatment.
6, thyroid patients should pay attention to exercise to improve body resistance.
7, actively go to the hospital for follow-up when a lump is found in the neck.