Thyroid cancer and lymphoma

Thyroid cancer and lymphatic cancer occur in different locations. Thyroid cancer mainly occurs in thyroid tissue. Cancer cells mainly come from thyroid tissue. Lymphoma mainly invades the lymphatic system of the whole body. Cancer cells come from lymphatic tissue. Thyroid cancer and lymphatic cancer are treated differently. Thyroid cancer is mainly diagnosed by surgical resection. Patients with metastasis can be given radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Lymphoma is mainly treated with drug chemotherapy, local lesions are more obvious, can be removed by surgery.