Thyroid nodules swallow foreign body sensation how to do well

Thyroid nodules with swallowing foreign body sensation may be caused by thyroid nodules themselves or other causes, such as thyroiditis, esophageal diseases, etc., requiring timely medical attention, comprehensive examination, clear causes, and appropriate treatment measures. If thyroid nodules are accompanied by swallowing foreign body sensation, timely medical attention should be sought, comprehensive examination and evaluation should be conducted to determine the cause and formulate corresponding treatment plans. The following are some possible causes and suggestions: 1. Thyroid nodule itself caused: benign nodules: if the nodule is small, no obvious compression symptoms, usually regular review of thyroid ultrasound and thyroid function can be. But if the nodule is large, there are compression symptoms, such as dysphagia, dyspnea, etc., may require surgery. Malignant nodules: Thyroid cancer usually requires surgery, and radioactive iodine therapy and thyroid hormone replacement therapy may be required after surgery. 2. Other causes: Thyroiditis: Subacute thyroiditis can cause localized thyroid pain and swallowing foreign body sensation, often accompanied by fever and other systemic symptoms. Treatment is mainly the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or glucocorticoids to relieve symptoms. Esophageal diseases: Esophageal diseases, such as esophagitis, esophageal cancer, etc., may also cause swallowing foreign body sensation. Esophagoscopy or gastroscopy is required to confirm the diagnosis. Other: mediastinal tumors, neurogenic tumors, etc. may also compress the esophagus, resulting in swallowing foreign body sensation. In short, thyroid nodules with swallowing foreign body sensation need to be paid attention to, seek medical attention in time, and identify the cause so as to take appropriate treatment measures. In addition, for pregnant women, lactating women, children and other special groups, the treatment plan needs to be adjusted according to the specific situation, and treatment should be carried out under the guidance of doctors.