Cystic-solid thyroid nodules3 need to be treated according to the nature of the nodule. Benign nodules can be followed up, and surgery is needed if malignancy is suspected or if the nodule develops compression symptoms. Simple cystic solid nodules generally indicate a low-risk nodule. When the diameter is small and there are no other symptoms, the nodule can be followed up regularly, and no special treatment is usually needed. If the diameter is large, the doctor may recommend a fine needle aspiration cytology. If the results are benign and there are no other uncomfortable symptoms or suspicious symptoms, regular follow-up is usually possible. If the test result is malignant or accompanied by compression symptoms, the doctor may recommend prompt surgical treatment. Patients with cystic solid thyroid nodules are advised to undergo regular checkups and seek medical attention when uncomfortable symptoms occur.